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The march started from the front of Istanbul University Tradesmen's Cafeteria towards Beyazıt Square

Serbia's president says he will resign if sound cannons are proven to have been used to break up protests.

Those who went to Saraçhane have now returned to Vatan Police Station. It is getting more crowded every minute. Police are warning

Vučić at dinner with Rutte: I am confident in even better cooperation between Serbia and NATO

Citizens' assembly in Krnjača

Serbian Prime Minister Miloš Vučević has officially resigned amid a growing political crisis and mass protests. Parliament approved the decision and set a 30-day deadline to appoint a new prime minister and form a government. Vučević first announced his resignation in late January after an attack on student activists by a group allegedly linked to the ruling SNS party.

Protesters gathered near Istanbul's main police headquarters have said the detention of President Tayyip Erdogan's main political rival and the city's mayor Ekrem Imamoglu was a blow to Turkish democracy

Protests near Istanbul police headquarters over mayor's detention

Serbia’s government, led by Prime Minister Miloš Vučević, resigned today, with President Aleksandar Vučić saying he may call fresh elections in early June

Serbian oppostion politician @MarinikaTepic now published a photo that the Serbian police had a spund weapon ready at the parliament during the 15 March protest in Belgrade Serbia. It is still denied by the Serbian government that they have it or used it.

Spontaneous protests against the detention of Ekrem İmamoğlu are reportedly springing up across Istanbul, including in metro stations

Göksu Bayraktaroğlu, who served as Murat Ongun's Private Secretary for 5 years and later worked as Project Development Coordinator at Şişli Municipality, was also detained within the scope of the investigation carried out against the Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality.

Turkish media reported that detention orders had been issued for around 100 other individuals connected to Imamoglu, including Istanbul district mayors, politicians, and prominent dissident journalist Ismail Saymaz.

After annulling Istanbul mayor’s diploma (blocking his President bid), Turkish authorities order: 1.Social media restrictions; 2.4-day protest ban; 3.Closure of Istanbul’s main metro; 4.Detention of >100 people

Turkey detains Erdogan rival Imamoglu in a dawn raid- The prosecutor's charges against Istanbul Mayor Imamoglu allow the government to unseat him exactly a year after his re-election

Live metrics show #Turkey has restricted access to multiple social media platforms including X, YouTube, Instagram and TikTok; the incident comes as Istanbul mayor Ekrem Imamoglu and dozens of others are detained in events described by the opposition as a "coup"

There are two separate detention orders in two separate investigations regarding Imamoglu. Terrorism and corruption claims within the scope of the city agreement. A trustee decision may come during the day. The Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office made a statement: "Within the scope of the investigation conducted by the Terror Crimes Investigation Bureau of our Chief Public Prosecutor's Office; The PKK/KCK terrorist organization's increasing activities in metropolitan cities, especially in Istanbul

Following the cancellation of the diploma, the house of Ekrem İmamoğlu, the Mayor of Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality, was raided this morning by 20 vehicles full of police. There is a detention order for İmamoğlu, whose house was searched. Erdoğan's strongest political rival was detained in a Russian-style operation

The Cyprus talks in Geneva have concluded, though the outcome remains unclear. Notably, TRNC President Ersin Tatar held meetings with Greek Foreign Minister Giorgos Gerapetritis and UK Minister of State for Europe, Stephen Doughty, during the discussions

The Defense Ministers of Kosovo, Albania, and Croatia have signed a trilateral military initiative. In addition to military and strategic cooperation, the initiative also entails defense industry cooperation

Protesters rallied in the town of Kocani, North Macedonia, after a fire broke out in a nightclub, killing 59 people and injuring at least 155. Demonstrators accused local leaders of corruption and demanded that those responsible for the tragedy be held accountable

Janković: Citizens immediately started reporting the consequences of the protests, Vučić and Vučević are not telling the truth

Protest in front of the Emergency Center, students ask: Who refused to help people after the protest

Protests and blockades by students, academics and citizens in Serbia have continued. Employees at the Faculty of Medicine in Belgrade went on strike today, which they said would last until the students' demands are met.

Russia's military intelligence was behind an arson attack on an Ikea store in Vilnius in May last year, and a suspect in the case is in custody in Poland along with others linked to similar crimes, a Lithuanian prosecutor said on Monday

A terrible tragedy in Kočani, North Macedonia, where a fire broke out last night in a crowded nightclub. The death toll now stands at 51. More than 100 people have been injured

At least 53 people killed, 90-100 injured in fire at nightclub in Kočani, New Macedonia.

Vučić: Big protest, number of people came from the interior

Gendarmerie stopped at the Faculty of Law, distancing itself from citizens and students

More and more people at Pioneer Park, torches are lit