Forbidden Love Scandal in Ardahan: Deputy Governor Raided and Stabbed at Home!
Kasımoğlu was taken to hospital and his treatment is ongoing, while the judicial process continues.
Income Doesn't Meet Expenses, Pensioners Suffer
In return for their contributions to the national economy and the premiums they have paid for many years, our pensioners should be given their rights and their pensions should be rapidly improved.
From Cradle to Bastion
In this land, sometimes a baby in the cradle can be left alone. But the homeland is never abandoned to its fate.
You can't run a country with a hala when there are tears in the neighborhood
Looking at the picture ahead, it seems that the processes running through the trials will remain at the center of politics for at least two more years.
Working women took to the streets on March 8: They knocked on TÜSİAD's door
Women protested in Istanbul, Ankara, Izmir, Adana, Antalya, Çanakkale, Eskişehir, Hatay, Kocaeli, Konya, Mersin, Muğla and Sakarya, drawing attention to femicides and exploitation.
The Price of Justice: The Choice of a Father, a Statesman
On managerial ethics and not favoring relatives
A Country's Unending “Us and Them” Issue
Politics based on identity may give power to some in the short term. But in the long run it weakens the unity and strength of society.
The Reality of the Third World War
"The cry of “Either Socialism or Barbarism" expresses the most concrete historical threshold before humanity today. “Either Socialism or Barbarism" expresses the most concrete historical threshold before humanity today.