Workers' Representative Assembly sets out with 322 representatives
Representatives of workers' communities and pensioners from many provinces of the country came together in Istanbul with the call of TKP and announced the establishment of the Workers' Representatives Assembly.
Energy Chessboard: Will the World be Saved if Hormuz Closes?
On the energy chessboard, sometimes a single move can shake not just a pipeline but the entire global order.
Halabja: A Wound on the Conscience of Humanity
Halabja is not just a city, it is an indelible pain in the memory of humanity.
Artificial Intelligence Destroyed Our Perception of Reality
In these days when we cannot even trust what we see with our eyes, Middle East politics has turned into a "Black Mirror" episode.
The Great Siege in the Labyrinth of Identity: Invisible Envoys of Capital
We are confronting the fact that structures such as Zionism, Turanism and Ummahism are actually the weavings of the global capitalist loom in different colors.
Women in the grip of reaction and the importance of secularism
Secularism is the guarantee of women's freedom and defending this guarantee is not a choice but an obligation in today's Turkey.
The Darkness of Beyazit: March 16 and the Shadow of the Deep State
The seven young people killed in Beyazıt still ask us the same question: Are we really ready to look at the dark history of this country?
The Equation That Does Not Collapse Ataturk
The Soviet Union collapsed, and one by one the secular experiments of the Middle East entered the "failed state" spiral. However, a century later, the Kemalist Enlightenment, which was founded with the full support of the people against imperialism, is being recognized as the sole prescription for world peace from the rostrums of the UN. Today, if Turkey is still an island of stability, it is the work of that great genetics that created free citizens from palace subjects.