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Tuğçe Yılmaz
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'Erosion' and 'landslide' risks mentioned in the final introduction report of İliç gold mine
Tuğçe Yılmaz
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'Erosion' and 'landslide' risks mentioned in the final introduction report of İliç gold mine
'Erosion' and 'landslide' risks mentioned in the final introduction report of İliç gold mine
According to the report, "one common issue for both soil types is the thinness of the soil cover. Additionally, steep slopes decrease resistance to erosion. Furthermore, both soil types contain gravel and large stones."
14 February 2024
Cihaner on the landslide in İliç gold mine: 'Unfortunately, it was clear this would happen'
Vecih Cuzdan & Tuğçe Yılmaz
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Cihaner on the landslide in İliç gold mine: 'Unfortunately, it was clear this would happen'
Cihaner on the landslide in İliç gold mine: 'Unfortunately, it was clear this would happen'
Politician İlhan Cihaner, who opened an investigation into the İliç Anagold Gold Mine during his tenure as the Erzincan Chief Public Prosecutor stated, "The state already stands behind this plundering system with all its institutions. Unfortunately, such a disaster has occurred today. Our only expectation and hope are that there are no or few casualties."
13 February 2024
Tuğçe Yılmaz
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Mario Levi laid to rest
Mario Levi laid to rest
The author, who had been undergoing treatment for colon cancer for four years, was bid farewell in a ceremony at the Acıbadem Jewish Cemetery in İstanbul.
1 February 2024
New arrangement in Hagia Sophia: 'Turkish citizens' and others
Tuğçe Yılmaz
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New arrangement in Hagia Sophia: 'Turkish citizens' and others
New arrangement in Hagia Sophia: 'Turkish citizens' and others
Even if you are willing to spend 25 Euros to visit the tourist section of Hagia Sophia, you encounter a warning from officials stating, "Turks are not allowed in that section."
19 January 2024
'Ministry of Health should disclose what is happening in Akkuyu'
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'Ministry of Health should disclose what is happening in Akkuyu'
'Ministry of Health should disclose what is happening in Akkuyu'
We discussed the worker fatalities at the Akkuyu Nuclear Power Plant construction with Dr. Nasır Nesanır, the President of the Mersin Chamber of Physicians, and Osman Koçak, the Spokesperson for the Mersin Anti-Nuclear Platform.
18 January 2024
Boğaziçi University resistance left three years behind: 'We are standing up for an ideal'
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Boğaziçi University resistance left three years behind: 'We are standing up for an ideal'
Boğaziçi University resistance left three years behind: 'We are standing up for an ideal'
On January 5, three years ago, faculty members at Boğaziçi University turned their backs on the appointed rector and the rectorate building, who was appointed by President and AKP Chairman Recep Tayyip Erdoğan.
5 January 2024
Syriac MP George Aslan: 'Syriac language is a language of this land'
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Syriac MP George Aslan: 'Syriac language is a language of this land'
Syriac MP George Aslan: 'Syriac language is a language of this land'
DEM Party Member of Parliament George Aslan, who celebrated Christmas in Syriac language in the Turkish Grand National Assembly and faced interference from members of the İYİ Party, described the incident as "primitive."
19 December 2023
Government implements controversial urban transformation law in quake-hit Hatay
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Government implements controversial urban transformation law in quake-hit Hatay
Government implements controversial urban transformation law in quake-hit Hatay
The amended law allows the authorities to designate any area in the country a “reserve housing zone,” sparking “dispossession” concerns.
28 November 2023
Iranian actor Shailin Asadollahi detained in Turkey
Iranian actor Shailin Asadollahi detained in Turkey
Friends calling for the release of Shailin Asadollahi stated that if she is deported to Iran, her life would be in danger due to her political identity.
24 November 2023
Dutch-Kurdish director Dosky: 'I was subjected to strip search in Turkey'
Dutch-Kurdish director Dosky: 'I was subjected to strip search in Turkey'
Director Reber Dosky, who was detained in Mardin on November 8, and kept in Urfa Repatriation Center, drew attention to torture here stating that a Moroccan migrant was kept in the refrigerator overnight.
14 November 2023
'Turkey is trying to minimize the region's power and resources'
'Turkey is trying to minimize the region's power and resources'
We talked with Güneş Murat Tezcür, the Director of the School of Politics and Global Studies at Arizona State University, about Rojava, Palestine, and Turkey.
19 October 2023
Saturday Mothers/People, a dog, and a cat
Saturday Mothers/People, a dog, and a cat
We will attempt to look at a day of protest in Galatasaray Square through the eyes of its main inhabitants, Zeytin the dog, and the gray cat.
11 September 2023
Deaths in bungalows and tiny houses in the flood in Kırklareli
Deaths in bungalows and tiny houses in the flood in Kırklareli
We spoke with Lawyer Özlem Altıparmak about the fact that the deaths in the flood disaster in Kırklareli occurred in areas with bungalows.
8 September 2023
Asbestos risk six months after the earthquakes
SIX MONTHS ON FROM TURKEY EARTHQUAKES
Asbestos risk six months after the earthquakes
Regulations on disasters and waste management have not been taken into account, not only in Hatay but also in other cities affected by the earthquake, says Ahmet Dursun Kahraman, the Chairperson of the Chamber of Environmental Engineers.
7 August 2023
'We invite MPs from all political parties to come and defend the Akbelen Forest'
'We invite MPs from all political parties to come and defend the Akbelen Forest'
Tree logging started in Akbelen this morning after the sending of gendarmes and water cannon vehicles to the area early in the morning. The gendarme blocked villagers from entering the forest and took three people into custody. The villagers invited everyone to come and defend the Akbelen forest.
24 July 2023
Group of sperm whales observed in Kaş and Fethiye
Group of sperm whales observed in Kaş and Fethiye
The Marine Mammals Research Association announced that they observed cachalots in Kaç and Fethiye waters during their expedition last week.
19 July 2023
Over 2,400 municipal workers in İstanbul's Kadıköy go on strike
Over 2,400 municipal workers in İstanbul's Kadıköy go on strike
The workers demand improvements in their wages, equal status with other public employees, and reduction in tax deductions.
11 July 2023
İstanbul art exhibition faces continued harassment by conservative groups
İstanbul art exhibition faces continued harassment by conservative groups
A group vandalized an artwork in the exhibition organized with the support of the İstanbul Municipality.
10 July 2023
'They fear to go to work': Demonstration against Syrian refugees in Turkey's industrial hotbed
'They fear to go to work': Demonstration against Syrian refugees in Turkey's industrial hotbed
A dispute between a Syrian and a local family turned into a anti-refugee demonstration in Kocaeli, northwestern Turkey.
3 July 2023
İstanbul Pride Parade: LGBTI+ activists gather despite restrictions, nearly 100 detained
İstanbul Pride Parade: LGBTI+ activists gather despite restrictions, nearly 100 detained
Amid heavy police presence in Taksim, the usual location for the Pride Parade, activists gathered in the nearby quarter of Nişantaşı without a prior public announcement.
25 June 2023
Rights advocates demand end of EU-Turkey refugee deal
WORLD REFUGEE DAY
Rights advocates demand end of EU-Turkey refugee deal
The activists gathered in İstanbul to mark Refugee Day accused Turkey's government of using refugees as cheap labor, and the opposition of fueling chauvinism against refugees.
21 June 2023
İstanbul Trans Pride March faces aggression amid heavy police presence
İstanbul Trans Pride March faces aggression amid heavy police presence
Despite the heavy police presence, activists were able to gather in a side street approximately one kilometer away from Taksim to deliver their statement. However, as they began to disperse, they were met with aggression from both the police and nearby shopkeepers, resulting in the detention of at least six people.
18 June 2023
İstanbul's new climate museum sheds light on the past and future of climate crisis
İstanbul's new climate museum sheds light on the past and future of climate crisis
From basic information about the climate crisis to in-depth exploration of key debates, the Climate Museum offers a captivating journey into the complexities and urgency of addressing the global climate crisis.
14 June 2023
Vanished 150-year-old snake sculpture in İstanbul's center replaced by replica
Vanished 150-year-old snake sculpture in İstanbul's center replaced by replica
One of the twin snake statues on Galatasaray High School's gate, overlooking İstiklal Avenue, disappeared on Women's Day and remains unaccounted for.
13 June 2023
Journey through Anatolia's medieval history: New app offers virtual exploration of Ani
Journey through Anatolia's medieval history: New app offers virtual exploration of Ani
The app, available in Turkish, Armenian, and English, offers a captivating journey through the UNESCO-listed archaeological site of Ani, with routes that cater to both casual explorers and those who want to know it all.
10 June 2023
METU Pride March marred by interventions, detentions
METU Pride March marred by interventions, detentions
Posters promoting the "protection of the family" were hung on campus prior to the parade.
9 June 2023
Workers' Party launches nationwide protests, demands release of imprisoned MP
Workers' Party launches nationwide protests, demands release of imprisoned MP
Can Atalay, a lawyer and a human rights advocate, was imprisoned after the Gezi Park trial. He has not been released despite being elected as an MP.
7 June 2023
'Hakan Fidan stands at a crucial point for the Kurdish question'
'Hakan Fidan stands at a crucial point for the Kurdish question'
bianet has talked to academician Adnan Çelik about the new cabinet and the "Kurdish Ministers" in the cabinet.
6 June 2023
Erdoğan leads rival ahead of May 28 runoff, pollster suggests
Erdoğan leads rival ahead of May 28 runoff, pollster suggests
The incumbent president is projected to secure his third term with 52.7% of the votes on May 28. In contrast, his rival Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu is expected to receive a mere 47.3% of the votes, according to a new survey by KONDA. The top pollster further released a statement on its May 14 inaccurate forecasts.
25 May 2023
Green Left voters registered as Patriotic Party balloting committee members
Green Left voters registered as Patriotic Party balloting committee members
Around a thousand citizens in Antep cannot cast their votes because they have been registered as balloting committee members under the Patriotic Party.
14 May 2023
Turkey elections: Kılıçdaroğlu close to victory in first round, poll suggests
Turkey elections: Kılıçdaroğlu close to victory in first round, poll suggests
The opposition candidate's voting rate is above 49 percent while Erdoğan is lagging behind, according to the KONDA poll.
11 May 2023
Turkey elections will mark the 'end of a long-lasting coup'
Q&A WITH HDP'S DANIŞ-BEŞTAŞ
Turkey elections will mark the 'end of a long-lasting coup'
The well-known Kurdish politician, who narrowly avoided a life-threatening traffic accident while on the campaign trail, reflects on her "virtual election campaign," as well as Erdogan's rhetoric and his attacks on the opposition.
10 May 2023
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