"We could also conduct diplomacy with him," Erdoğan said jokingly when asked about the new charge for the blue check.

More than 1,521 workers have been killed so far this year, and at least 30,224 workers have been killed on the job in 20 years when AKP was the ruling party, according to the İSİG reports.

The country's statistical authority had filed a lawsuit against the group of independent economists who release their own calculations of the inflation rate monthly.

The ruling party brought up the constitutional amendment proposal in response to the main opposition CHP's headscarf move. The proposal reportedly includes anti-LGBTI+ provisions "to protect the family."

Kılıçdaroğlu blamed the government for the rampant methamphetamine trafficking and use in Türkiye. The police accuse him of spreading disinformation.

Twenty-six employees of two Kurdish news agencies have been sent behind bars since June. Also, the police have seized some of their equipment. A new campaign calls on journalists to support the Mezopotamya Agency and JINNEWS.

An independent group of economists says the inflation rate is over 185 percent.

Hundreds of people gathered in The Hague to demand an investigation into the chemical weapon use claims against Türkiye.

Türkiye had made progress in the past with respect to women being able to get access to contraceptive methods. 'However we are falling behind these past gains' says Kocaboğa from Sexual Health and Reproductive Health Platform.

In September, an anti LGBTI+ rally was held in İstanbul. The media authority had broadcast a video promotign the rally.

Teachers went on a one-day strike in the whole of Türkiye in a common action called by 14 teachers' unions against new occupational law for teachers adopted this year in February.

The results of a new study by Tahir Elçi Human Rights Foundation and Rawest show that Kurds living in different parts of Türkiye believe that mostly Kurds, women, children and poor are subjected to violations of human rights and that "the right to live" is a mostly violated right.

At the "Ecology Journalism Project" meeting organized by the IPS Communication Foundation/bianet in Mersin, environmental groups and NGOs in the city conveyed their experiences.

Despite their determination to stay on task, the threat of house raids is constantly in the back of Kurdish journalists' minds.

During the raids where 11 journalists were detained last week, the police also seized all the computers in the office jointly used by the Mezopotamya Agency and JINNEWS. Now, 10 journalists have only two computers.

We spoke with the workers about working conditions, occupational safety and wages.

Russia pulled out of the agreement on Saturday, citing attacks on its Black Sea Fleet. Erdoğan is poised to discuss the issue with his counterparts in Moscow and Kyiv. The US has announced support for Türkiye's efforts.

Forty-one mine workers were killed last month in a firedamp explosion in a coal mine operated by the state-run coal enterprise.

Sentenced to life imprisonment, Ehettin Kaynar was hospitalized following his diagnosis of stage 4 cancer.

The number of doctors applying for a "document of good conduct" increased 40-fold over a decade, according to the Turkish Medical Association.