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Denial from DMM to the claims that the amount paid to citizens in the DOA application was reduced!
In the statement made on DMM’s social media account, “The claims made in some media outlets and social media posts that ‘the refund amounts paid to citizens in the Deposit-Owned Packaging (DOA) Application’ have been reduced contain disinformation. In the returns made to DOA machines within the scope of the Deposit-Owned Packages (DOA) System, which has been expanded throughout the country as of July 1, there has been no change in the 1 TL incentive fee per package determined since the day the system was first announced, and the process continues uninterruptedly at 1 TL.” It does.
Counting and Verification Centers are offered as an alternative for our citizens who want to make high volume (bulk) returns without being stuck with the machine limit of 200 packages per user per day.” It was said in the statement that citizens should take into account the statements made by official authorities. In the statement, it was said that “Only for high volume/bulk returns to be made in these centers, the incentive fee per package is applied as 50 kuruş. The DOA System, which was implemented with the aim of popularizing the recycling culture and bringing beverage packaging into the economy as a valuable raw material instead of waste, has received great interest and support from our citizens; is being carried out successfully. Not paying attention to unfounded claims; “It is kindly requested that only the statements made by the competent official authorities be taken into account.”
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Minister Işıkhan: “We will support every work that centers on labor and social justice”
Işıkhan spoke at the Digital Transformation in Working Life and Young People Seminar organized by the Turkish Heavy Industry and Service Sector Public Employers’ Union (TÜHİS) in a hotel in Tuzla. Stating that the rapid change in technology directly or indirectly affects many areas, especially working life, Işıkhan said that in this context, digital transformation and fair transition perspective in professions are among the most important topics of today and the future. Işıkhan stated that young people are the ones who adapt to this process most easily, and stated that with this understanding, they are integrating corporate services with digital systems, while also preparing the labor market for this process. Emphasizing that they are trying to provide equipment and experience in the digital professions of the future, especially to young people who will enter business life, Işıkhan continued as follows: “Within the scope of digitalizing our corporate services, we offer fast, safe and accessible services to our citizens in all areas on mobile phones and tablets with our 893 applications. With MEDULA, we offer healthy and sustainable health service monitoring to all our citizens, and with our KADİM PERI application, we ensure the prevention of unregistered employment thanks to fast and safe data flow and digital cross-checks. Veteran and MOSSİP “With our applications, we provide various conveniences to our retirees so that they can follow all processes related to them, and with our OHS KATIP application, we manage the authorization, certification and OHS professional assignment processes effectively and sustainably in a completely digital environment.”
“THE USE RATE OF SSI SERVICES IN E-GOVERNMENT APPLICATIONS IS AT 9.8 PERCENT”
Işıkhan stated that the e-Government system has been at the top of the platform since it was put into effect and continued: “Currently, one of the 3 most serving applications in e-Government belongs to our ministry and its affiliated organizations. We have 234 applications that have been visited 1 billion 600 million times during 2025. In the first 6 months of 2026, our citizens have visited our SSI applications 758 million 197 thousand 668 times, all “It has increased the usage rate of SSI services among e-Government applications to 9.8 percent. İŞKUR, the employment center of our country, continues to digitalize the employment process end-to-end through our e-branch and mobile applications while bringing together job seekers and employers. We match the right talent with the right job thanks to our artificial intelligence-supported matching system by effectively using the modern algorithms you have trained in our digital services.” Stating that İŞKUR will continue to build the future of employment with high technology, Işıkhan noted that he believes that young people themselves will be the architects of the digital ecosystem in the near future. Işıkhan said that they do not see this transformation only as an economic process, but also consider it with its social dimensions. Explaining that they have adopted a just transition approach that leaves no one behind in the transformation process and allows everyone to access new opportunities, Işıkhan stated that strengthening the transition processes from education to employment, developing professional skills and implementing inclusive employment policies are the basic elements of this approach. Minister Işıkhan noted that the sustainability of working life is possible with strong social dialogue mechanisms as well as technological transformation, and at this point, TÜHİS has assumed an important responsibility as one of the most important institutional actors of working life with its duty in the field of public employer unionism. Stating that TÜHİS has 330 members and has successfully managed 383 collective labor agreement processes covering approximately 600 thousand public workers, Işıkhan explained that 33 of the 87 universities that are members of TÜHİS have hospitals, and that the collective labor agreement processes of the workers working in these hospitals are carried out. Işıkhan stated that 120 separate collective bargaining agreements for universities have been successfully concluded in this context, and that the participation of universities that are not TÜHİS members in this structure will enable the sharing of common knowledge and the execution of collective bargaining processes that are more compatible with the framework protocols. Emphasizing that thus, the unity of practice among universities will be strengthened and predictability in working life will increase, Işıkhan stated that this will make significant contributions to further consolidating labor peace throughout the country.
“OUR YOUTH WILL BE PIONEERS IN THE NEAR FUTURE, WHERE THOSE WHO DOMINATE DIGITAL MEDIA WILL HAVE A SAY IN THE WORLD”
Emphasizing that strong institutions, strong social dialogue mechanisms and common sense are among the most important elements that will build the working life of the Turkey Century, Işıkhan said: “As Turkey, which brings a new front to the struggle for growth on a global scale every day, our greatest capital is the human power we have. We see our youth as the most valuable part of this human treasure we have, as the hosts of our Turkey Century march. To date, our country’s local and national development journey has been accomplished with their minds, ideas, intelligence and energy.” “It has always been young people who shoulder and carry out the developments. I believe that those who dominate digital media will have a say in the world and that our youth will be pioneers in the near future, and I would like to express that we are taking all the steps that will prepare them for the competitive world of the future.” Pointing out that the world is passing through an important threshold in political, economic and technological terms, Işıkhan stated that the digital transformation process is a very important window of opportunity that will make Türkiye the shining star of the next century in every respect.
“WE WILL WORK TO INTEGRATE ALL THE POSSIBILITIES OFFERED BY THE NEW ERA IN EVERY FIELD”
While evaluating opportunities, Minister Işıkhan stated that they have the human maturity to preserve the importance of concepts such as labor, sweat and social justice, which are common values of humanity, and said, “No matter how much the working methods and systems change, the value placed on labor, rights, justice and sweat will not change. We will continue to be a supporter of every production and every work that centers labor and social justice in both working life and social life. We will work to integrate all the opportunities offered by the new age we are in, into every field, especially working life. This “We will continue to implement all the necessary policies with determination to turn the transformation into an opportunity that focuses on people, strengthens professions and brings new horizons to working life.” he said. Many guests attended the program, where TÜHİS General Secretary Mehmet Baş and Turkish Employers’ Associations Confederation (TİSK) Chairman Özgür Burak Akkol also spoke.
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Mansur Yavaş is selling Ankara parcel by parcel! 35 billion TL worth of real estate was sold in 7 years…
CHP’s Ankara Metropolitan Municipality Mayor Mansur Yavaş administration continues to dispose of the most valuable land, shops and residences that are the future of the capital, “parcel by parcel”. With the new tender of 1.3 billion TL to be held on July 23, 2026, total real estate sales during Yavaş’s 7-year term of office exceeded 35 billion TL (750 million dollars) and reached a record level. Despite the rapid liquidation of public properties in popular districts such as Etimesgut, Çankaya, Altındağ and Mamak and the inclusion of municipal subsidiaries in this process, the failure to provide a concrete service worthy of huge budgets in the capital causes the question “Where are the billions of dollars of public resources? Are the capital’s properties being vaporized?” escalated their reactions.
ABB continues to dispose of land, shops and residences, which are the future and most valuable savings of the capital. While the policy of “creating a budget by selling real estate” followed by the Mansur Yavaş administration has attracted a great reaction from the public, the failure to provide a visible service in the city despite the billions entering the municipality’s coffers is at the center of criticism.
NEW TENDER WORTH 1.3 BILLION ON JULY 23!
According to the latest announcement made by ABB Real Estate and Expropriation Department Immovables Branch Directorate, 11 more valuable immovable properties owned by the municipality were put up for sale.
In the tender to be held on July 23, 2026 at the Council Hall of the Municipal Service Building located at Hipodrom Street No: 5, properties with a total market value of 1 billion 288 million 990 thousand TL will be showcased. Etimesgut district (Eryaman, Şeker, Yukarıyurtçu) bears the financial burden and the lion’s share of the sales list.
DETAILS OF THE 11 PROPERTIES THAT ARE FOR SALE:
5 Commercial Area Plots: Commercial plots with high square meters (Eryaman, Şeker, Yukarıyurtçu) constitute the largest part of the budget.
4 Residential Plots: Altındağ (Feridunçelik), Çankaya (Keklikpınarı) and Etimesgut (Yukarıyurtçu).
1 Commercial Property: Shop worth 18,000,000 TL in Mamak Derbent.
1 House: House worth 4,500,000 TL in Çankaya Kocatepe.
Champion of the Tender: The highest priced real estate in the advertisement was the commercial land located in Etimesgut Yukarıyurtçu. The estimated price for this single parcel is exactly 306 million TL!
7-YEAR TERRIBLE BALANCE SHEET: SALES CHART HAS HIGHED THE PEAK!
When the real estate policy that Mansur Yavaş has implemented since the day he took office is put into figures, the gravity of the situation is clearly revealed. The process, which started with only 3 tenders in 2019, turned into a “real estate liquidation” by reaching a total of 110 separate tenders by 2026.
Sales Climb by Years:
2019 – 2021: Annual average remained in the range of 450 – 570 million TL.
2022: The big break occurred; sales jumped to 1.4 billion TL.
2023: Increased exponentially and reached 6.5 billion TL.
2024: It broke a record and reached its peak with 11 billion TL.
2025: The high trend was maintained and remained at the 10 billion TL threshold.
Looking at the total balance sheet, the total value of real estate sold during the Mansur Yavaş period has exceeded 35 billion TL (approximately 750 million dollars). It is a big question mark where this huge resource, which mortgages the future of the capital, is used.
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CHP member Doruk Bulut was arrested! – Breaking News
There has been a new development in the corruption and bribery investigation carried out by the Silivri Chief Public Prosecutor’s Office against Silivri Municipality. Within the scope of the investigation, irregularities regarding zoning, license and settlement in Silivri Municipality and the bribery scheme were exposed. According to the statement given by a suspect who benefited from effective remorse provisions, it was determined that Silivri Mayor Bora Balcıoğlu exchanged a large amount of bribe money at various foreign exchange offices through his Private Secretary Aşkın Kaynar and his driver Serdar Tuna. It was determined that some of the laundered bribe money was sent directly to CHP Silivri District Chairman Doruk Bulut. CHP Silivri District Chairman Doruk Bulut was detained.
PUBLIC DAMAGE OF 21.5 MILLION TL!
According to the findings reflected in the expert reports, it was revealed how the organization in charge of Silivri Municipality wasted public resources. It has been documented that a public loss of 21,522,717.40 TL was caused as a result of the sale of a valuable non-registered property belonging to the municipality, which was a park area, at a low price. In addition, it was determined that there were organized irregularities in the recruitment of personnel to the municipality, business transfer and rental transactions, granting of zoning and licenses, irregular removal of seals, turning a blind eye to illegal buildings and municipal real estate sales processes.
MAYOR BALCIOĞLU WAS SUSPENDED FROM HIS OFFICE BY THE MINISTRY OF INTERNAL AFFAIRS
Silivri Mayor Bora Balcıoğlu, who was arrested on June 15, 2026, was suspended from office as a temporary measure by the Ministry of Internal Affairs in accordance with Article 127 of the Constitution and Article 47 of the Municipality Law No. 5393.
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An information brochure was prepared for the voluntary return of Syrians under temporary protection.
In the brochure titled “Information on Voluntary Return Procedures for Foreigners Under Temporary Protection” prepared by the Ministry of Internal Affairs’ Directorate of Immigration Management, the procedures that those who decided to return voluntarily should follow from the appointment stage to their exit from Türkiye were included.
On the cover of the brochure, it was stated that the study was carried out in cooperation with the Directorate of Immigration Management and UNHCR, within the scope of the “Strengthening National Mechanisms for Voluntary, Safe, Dignified and Regular Returns to Syria” project funded by the European Union.
According to the information in the brochure, for voluntary repatriation procedures, an appointment must be made on the website of the Directorate of Migration Management, and the applicant must apply to the Provincial Directorate of Immigration Management in the province where he is registered with his temporary protection identity document.
If returning with family members, all family members are required to be present at the Provincial Directorate of Immigration Management with their IDs on the appointment day.
IT WILL BE CONFIRMED THAT THE RETURN DECISION IS VOLUNTARY
During the meeting at the Provincial Directorate of Immigration Management, the biometric data of the applicants and their family members will be taken and the necessary checks will be carried out.
While information will be given about the support that can be provided during voluntary return depending on personal situation and family structure, applicants and their family members will be interviewed to confirm that the decision to return is voluntary.
The “Voluntary Return Form” prepared in Turkish and Arabic will be required to be signed separately by family members over the age of 18. By signing the form, it will be recorded that the person agrees to return to their country voluntarily.
A copy of the signed form will be given to the applicant and presented at the border gate upon departure. Following the procedures, a road permit valid for 15 days will be issued to travel to the preferred border gate.
SUPPORT WILL BE EVALUATED ACCORDING TO THE APPLICANT’S SITUATION
Those who meet the criteria determined during the voluntary return interview will be informed about cash assistance and free legal consultancy and legal aid services they may need to support the return process.
According to the information obtained by the AA correspondent, the status of benefiting from Social Adaptation Assistance (SUY) or Supplementary Social Adaptation Assistance (T-SUY) will also be taken into account when determining the people who will benefit from cash assistance.
It was learned that the criteria and scope of the application may vary by province, and an average of 275 euros of cash aid per person will be provided to those who meet the conditions.
It was stated that the support in question started to be implemented as of November, and the final evaluation and information was made by the Provincial Directorates of Immigration Administration.
IT IS RECOMMENDED NOT TO GO DIRECTLY TO THE BORDER GATE
After completing the procedures at the Provincial Directorate of Immigration Management, it is necessary to go to the border gate to exit within the validity period of the road permit.
At the border gate, the information of the applicants and their family members, the voluntary return form and other documents will be checked. The brochure warned that if one goes directly to the border gate without completing the necessary procedures, exit may be delayed or not possible due to missing documents or information.
Those who will depart by plane will be able to complete their procedures at the Provincial Directorate of Immigration Administration in the province where they are registered before the flight date.
If the procedures are carried out at the airport on the day of the flight, people must be at the airport at least 4 hours before the flight time and apply to the Visa Violation Office.
If the return is canceled before departure, the Provincial Directorate of Immigration Management in the province of registration is requested to be informed.
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Immigrant smuggling control in 81 provinces: 355 irregular immigrants caught!
According to the statement made on the ministry’s virtual media account; During the inspections, 26 thousand 236 personnel and 8 thousand 785 teams from the Immigration Administration, police, gendarmerie and Coast Guard units participated; 25 organizers, including 3 foreign nationals, were detained.
355 IRREGULAR MIGRANTS CAUGHT
In addition, 355 irregular immigrants were caught during the inspections where the identity of 427 thousand 968 people was checked. Within the scope of the study; A total of 14 thousand 142 places were checked, including 3 thousand 795 abandoned buildings, 7 thousand 447 public places, 449 terminals and 2 thousand 451 other places. Procedures to repatriate the identified irregular immigrants have been initiated.
In our inspections against migrant smuggling organizers and irregular migration in 81 provinces;
-25 migrant smuggling organizers, 3 of whom are foreign nationals,
-355 irregular immigrants were caught during the inspections where the identity of 427 thousand 968 people was checked.️Immigration Administration… pic.twitter.com/IqhPN06zM3
— TR Ministry of Internal Affairs (@TC_icisleri) July 22, 2026
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CHP member Doruk Bulut was arrested! – Breaking News
There has been a new development in the corruption and bribery investigation carried out by the Silivri Chief Public Prosecutor’s Office against Silivri Municipality. Within the scope of the investigation, irregularities regarding zoning, license and settlement in Silivri Municipality and the bribery scheme were exposed. According to the statement given by a suspect who benefited from effective remorse provisions, it was determined that Silivri Mayor Bora Balcıoğlu exchanged a large amount of bribe money at various foreign exchange offices through his Private Secretary Aşkın Kaynar and his driver Serdar Tuna. It was determined that some of the laundered bribe money was sent directly to CHP Silivri District Chairman Doruk Bulut. CHP Silivri District Chairman Doruk Bulut was detained.
PUBLIC DAMAGE OF 21.5 MILLION TL!
According to the findings reflected in the expert reports, it was revealed how the organization in charge of Silivri Municipality wasted public resources. It has been documented that a public loss of 21,522,717.40 TL was caused as a result of the sale of a valuable non-registered property belonging to the municipality, which was a park area, at a low price. In addition, it was determined that there were organized irregularities in the recruitment of personnel to the municipality, business transfer and rental transactions, granting of zoning and licenses, irregular removal of seals, turning a blind eye to illegal buildings and municipal real estate sales processes.
MAYOR BALCIOĞLU WAS SUSPENDED FROM HIS OFFICE BY THE MINISTRY OF INTERNAL AFFAIRS
Silivri Mayor Bora Balcıoğlu, who was arrested on June 15, 2026, was suspended from office as a temporary measure by the Ministry of Internal Affairs in accordance with Article 127 of the Constitution and Article 47 of the Municipality Law No. 5393.
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