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Argentines battle police as Milei reforms clear Senate hurdle

EU backs rules to improve app workers' conditions

Worker rights abused amid cost-of-living crisis: Unions

Washington and London ready to resume trade talks in Baltimore

Biden bids Merkel farewell: Friends - with disagreements

Turkey produced record amount of gold in 2020: Minister

Bill on labor rights stirs row in Turkey

Golden Age Hollywood star Olivia de Havilland dies at 104

Vietnam ratifies trade deal with EU in boost for economy

Trump and Trudeau upbeat about prospects for NAFTA deal by Aug 31

Canada rejoins NAFTA talks as US autos tariff details emerge

Trade unionization in Turkey remains very low: Professor Kılıç

Louvre Abu Dhabi to open in November

Thousands protest in German city of Hamburg before G20

Workers exploited at Russia’s 2018 World Cup venues, Human Rights Watch says

Amnesty says France using terrorism powers to curb peaceful protests

Artists, NGOs sign petition opposing charter change

Amid criticism, World Bank adopts new social, environmental framework

The Brexit vote and Turkey

Political cartoonist Carlos Latuff’s works compiled in Turkish edition

Miners end hunger strike at trustee-appointed mine in Turkey’s north

Germany proposes short-term jobs for half a million Syrians

Syrian migrant women should have a choice too

400,000 Syrians working unregistered in Turkey, fresh research reveals

Top UN official calls for helping Syria refugees make living

Conference to tackle press freedom and labor rights in Turkey

Alexis Tsipras and the hard times ahead

Angry Saudi football clubs pinpoint Gulf labor market contradictions

Qatar in quandary over labor laws ahead of 2022 World Cup

Sponsorship of FIFA: A new front in Gulf political rivalry

End of the Eurozone?

Arrest of Brits exposes troubled UAE-Qatar relations

Gulf States seek to shape image in US on pitch

A Castro breaks tradition with 'no' vote in Cuba

Unionization in Turkey dragging below 10 pct

Qatari labor report offers solutions but is unlikely to reduce pressure on World Cup host

Joint presidential candidate İhsanoğlu reassures atheists

Presidential candidate Demirtaş promises to defend labor rights

CHP proposes motion over government's move to postpone Şişecam workers' strike

Turkish Cabinet postpones glass factory workers’ strike for ‘disrupting national security’

But who is supporting these fascists?

Spain and Italy: Time for realism

Making religious excuses for human mistakes is wrong, top religious official says over Soma

Turkish state’s policy on mining: High profits at lowest costs

Working Journalists’ Day marked in Turkey

Time for a freedoms test for Turkish government

Helen Keller story inspires Turkish film

Our prime minister is not a socialist: Ruling AKP’s Çelik

Erdoğan is a true socialist, says PM’s adviser Yiğit Bulut

Turkish union confederation head resigns

The ERT saga in Greece