TRT Haber

is the 24-hour news channel of the Turkish public broadcaster TRT. It was launched in 2010, replacing TRT 2 (which was later relaunched in 2019), and underwent a brand refresh in 2013.
==TV2==
===1986–1992===
====1986-1987====
====1987-1989 ====
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====1989-1992====
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==TRT 2 (first era)==
===1992–1995===
===1995-1998===
====1995-1997====
==== 1997-1998====
===1998–2001===
===2001–2010===
====2001–2005====
====2005–2010====
In March 2010, TRT announced that it was closing TRT 2, with it being renamed to TRT Haber. TRT 2 closed on March 18, 2010, but it relaunched after nine years on February 22, 2019 as an arts and culture channel.
== TRT Haber==
===2010–2013 ===
TRT Haber replaced TRT 2 on March 18, 2010. Its first logo was used until October 23, 2013, when it became transparent.
===2013–2020===
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TRT Haber launched a new logo and graphics package on November 18, 2013, coinciding with its move to -only broadcasts.
===2020–present===
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On September 23, 2020, TRT Haber refreshed its logo, news design and graphics package. The new graphics package uses TRT’s new logo - which was introduced in 2018 - as well as TRT’s new custom-made corporate typeface.
*YouTube playlist containing videos of the new idents
Category:24-hour television news channels
Category:Television channels
Category:Television channels in Turkey
Category:Ankara
Category:Turkey
Category:1986
Category:TRT
Category:Television channels and stations established in 1986