08.03.2024 16:27 The enemy cannot enter Taksim Square! For now, it seems enough to terrorize the environment, to make participation a risky venture that requires a little more courage each time, to create scenes that turn those who do not participate against those who do. Gradually, they are turning March 8 into a date that everyone will feel uneasy about as it approaches, that everyone will say, “I shouldn't pass by there, I shouldn't go up there.” However, it could very well pass like a festival too. 09.06.2021 13:52 The interesting story of al-Nusra Front There have been recent claims from exiled mafia boss Sedat Peker that weapons were sent from Turkey to the al-Nusra Front in Syria under the guise of aid to the Turkmens. This makes the story of al-Nusra even more interesting. Nusra, known as the “Syrian branch of al-Qaeda,” had a vague relationship with the center of the organization. No one was able to publicly support Nusra. Who could afford to arm and equip al-Qaeda’s Syrian branch? 04.06.2021 10:46 The Turkish company involved in Syrian oil trade Turkish mafia leader Sedat Peker, a friend-turned-foe of Erdoğan's government, disclosed the procedures in place to do business in Syria, laid out the hierarchy of the individuals and companies involved. Turkish journalists and citizens in the opposition ranks should be thankful to finally have a name for the Turkish company which brought oil into Idlib: MT Group. 20.01.2021 11:44 Hit me with your best shot: Turkey’s vaccination debate While those in power in Turkey block the sale of affordable bread to the public, top executives from the ruling party came together to get vaccinated. The remaining 80 million people, excluding the ruling class, do not know if or when they will be vaccinated. Nobody knows whether there have been benefits for businesses and the government in the process of choosing a vaccine. 22.01.2020 00:00 The deployment of tragedy, from Syria to Libya Is this true, I wonder: Syrian warriors, gathered under Ankara’s command and responsibility, who are to be sent to Libya, will receive $2,000 monthly. If they die, $50,000 will be given to their families. In cases of permanent injury or disability, they will be given compensation to the tune of $35,000. Veteran warriors have been promised Turkish citizenship. 19.10.2019 18:27 A tale of moral collapse The recent rape and abduction of a young Syrian girl ought to lead us to question the moral collapse our society has undergone in the past couple of years.