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The Official Gazette (No: 32937) for June 25, 2025, is out. Key highlights include new regulations for the Revenue Administration, Turkish Armed Forces, and Kütahya Health Sciences University, alongside 10 Constitutional Court rulings on political party financial audits.

The Official Gazette of June 27, 2025 (No. 32939) features the TBMM's decision to extend its working period, a new regulation for the TÜBA Young Academy Community, and the Supreme Court's Grand General Assembly decision on workload division. Explore key legislative and judicial updates in Turkey.

The June 1, 2025 Official Gazette formalized the effective dates of various international agreements signed by Turkey, including those with Uzbekistan, Ukraine, and Italy, via a new Presidential Decree.

Explore detailed information on significant changes in the Environmental Impact Assessment, Tourism Investments, Infant Formula Communiqué, and SSI Health Implementation Communiqué, along with Constitutional Court decisions, published in the Official Gazette of June 26, 2025. Discover Turkey's current legislation.

Türk Metal Union's 23rd Children's Council met in Ankara from June 22-25, 2025. Approximately 500 children attended, participating in tree planting, an Anıtkabir visit, games, and workshops. Children conveyed their thanks to General Chairman Uysal Altundağ and Türk Metal.

DİSK-AR's June 2, 2025, report slams the Turkish government over the eroding value of pensioner Eid bonuses, stating the 4,000 TL bonus is 'not even pocket money' and calling for it to be raised to the minimum wage level and paid quarterly. The report highlights a 50,000 TL loss in 7 years.

HAK-İŞ and HİZMET-İŞ hosted Senegalese trade unionists to discuss the joint struggle against water privatization and enhance international solidarity. The meeting emphasized the importance of water as a public right and future collaborations.

KESK sharply criticized the current CBA system ahead of the 8th Term negotiations, stating the Arbitration Board is biased. Co-Chair Ayfer Koçak called for a united struggle of public employees for a living wage and strike rights.

Türk-İş, one of Turkey's largest labor confederations, issued a strike ultimatum, stating public sector workers will decide on a general strike by July 15 if wage demands are not met. President Ergün Atalay emphasized, "We have no other recourse," highlighting workers' exhausted patience.

The İSİG Meclisi Nov 2025 report reveals 169 workplace deaths in October, bringing the 10-month total to 1,737 in Turkey. The report highlights massive negligence in construction/shipyards, the tragedy of child labor, and the high rate of deaths among non-unionized workers.