Yılın has been sentenced for the article titled "Complaint against Gaziantep Governor's Office: Corruption and bribery network exposed."

The cargo ship named "Batuhan A" sank off the coast of Karacabey district at 06:20 yesterday due to severe weather conditions. The ship had a crew of six.

Kaygusuz was arrested on "terror" charges in October.

We would like the public to know that RTÜK, which does not allow any production that is incompatible with our social and cultural values, closely monitors the issue," says RTÜK chair.

Artı TV presenter Şükran Ekinci gave a statement due to her post where she wrote "The President of the Chamber of Metallurgical and Materials Engineers Türkkolu said the miners trapped underground were five times the official figure. I hope he doesn't turn out to be right. However, he reflected that before this collapse, 667 workers had changed shifts."

"Kurds have never bowed and will never bow. Everyone needs to unite their strength to solve the Kurdish issue," says DBP Co-Chair Çiğdem Kılıçgün Uçar.

The Erzincan Chief Public Prosecutor's Office announced that "a total of eight individuals, including a Canadian national holding the position of employer representative for the relevant company, who is assessed to have negligence in the occurrence of the incident according to initial findings, were detained on February 14."

"The Council of State occasionally does it, bothering us with such decisions, but the frequent occurrence of such decisions by the Constitutional Court seriously bothers us," says the president.

Journalists working for pro-Kurdish outlets were detained in house raids.

Cihat Karadağ, one of the coworkers of the workers trapped underground, said he thought there was an earthquake at the time of the incident, and rushed outside.

"You subjected the Kurds to genocide, threw them into acid wells, but you couldn't finish them. The mentality that said 'The dream of Kurdistan is captivated here' has seen its dreams shattered," said DEM Deputy Hüseyin Olan.

The Minister of Energy and Natural Resources, who conducted inspections at the heap leach field where 9 workers were trapped underground due to a landslide at the İliç gold mine, said, "If we had the opportunity and tried to remove it today, we would need at least 400,000 trucks."