Gunfire was heard at the mining site as union members and workers' families were supporting the protest above the ground.

The origin of the drone could not be determined after initial examinations.

Among the killed workers was a child intern enrolled in a vocational education program, which İSİG describes as "a mechanism financed by public resources to provide low-cost or free child labor to employers."

Seventeen others, including municipal officials and businesspeople, have also been detained.

Despite the military defeat in Karabakh, Armenian voters chose to re-elect Pashinyan in a decision that journalist Vartan Estukyan described as a clear vote for peace and rapproachment with Turkey and Azerbaijan.

The union organized at the state-owned mining company remains silent despite previously vowing to take action.

Gezgin spent four months in pretrial detention before being released a week ago.

Rights groups condemned the incident while İstanbul police denied any wrongdoing.

The country continues to be Europe's top plastic waste importer, having received more than 500,000 tons of waste last year, according to Greenpeace.

"While the 12th Judicial Package targets the rights of women, LGBTI+s, and children in particular, it institutionalizes digital surveillance pressure on the entire society."

The man was tortured for allegedly removing the Turkish flag on the Syrian border but has faced no such formal charges.

The journalists stood trial due to dozens of articles they produced. One of them was given a deferred prison sentence.

Private school teachers face severe precarity, detailing uncompensated labor, low wages, and fixed-term contracts that leave them unemployed during the summer months.

Koç faces charges of degrading a segment of the public. He apologized after the investigation was announced.

The car was followed by a water leak into the tunnel which is not sea water, according to authorities.

"Insisting on the world we want to live in isn’t just about marching; it’s about continuing the struggle to defend the right to exist, visibility, and life itself. That’s why we persist," says Ahmet Soykarcı, a member of the İstanbul Trans Pride Week Committee.

Arı is facing up to six years in prison over his reporting on corruption allegations.

The platform said the investigation was opened against a user and not the platform itself despite contrary media reports.

Local teachers went on strike because they were paid several times less than their Italian colleagues and subjected to poorer working conditions.

The historic cistern was temporarily closed to visitors after the municipality evicted it on Jun 2.