Three of the four prime ministers currently serving in the United Kingdom are of immigrant origin. British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is of Indian origin; Scottish Prime Minister Hamza Yusuf is of Pakistani origin; and Welsh Prime Minister Gething is of Zambian origin. Furthermore, the Prime Minister of Northern Ireland,
The number of animal lovers and animal adopters in Turkey is increasing daily. This makes me personally very happy. This is a very positive development in a country that hasn’t yet solved the stray animal problem. However, there’s a problem: A significant number of pet owners don’t know how to
While preparing to write an article about the COP 28 event, I felt compelled to put everything aside and write this piece because of the events that transpired last night at the Super Cup, which cast a dark shadow over Turkish football but prompted the necessary reaction for the
As the country’s economic difficulties deepen and the need for cash increases, fraud takes on a new dimension. In fact, the revelation that a major scam that broke out in recent weeks, involving prominent figures from the sports and business worlds, was orchestrated by Denizbank’s Levent Büyükdere branch manager, Seçil
In my last article, I discussed Trabzon and Trabzonspor, which have produced nine players for our men’s national football team and won eight championships in its history. In this article, I’ll discuss Bursaspor, another distinguished team from our city, which has given Anatolian teams from Istanbul a run for their
When I receive useful content, I like to share it with my readers on my blog. I occasionally feature content-rich, beautiful articles from Good4Trust, for which I serve on the Council of 7, on my own blog. This week, I’m quoting one of their articles on forest fires, a topic
The Atatürk films released so far have always generated controversy, and none of them have truly resonated with us. This time, the situation was different with “Atatürk 1881-1919,” the first in a trilogy starring Aras Bulut İynemli as Atatürk. This first in a series of Atatürk films, which came to
I recently watched a video online in which Turkish television personality, presenter, international producer, and media mogul Acun stated that working hours should begin at 10:30 a.m. Turkish historian, academic, and author İlber Ortaylı also disagreed with this. I disagree with Acun’s idea that “If everyone woke up late and
When we look beyond the ceremonies prepared for the 100th Anniversary of our Republic on 29 October 29 and look at the bigger picture, the question, “Is the Republic where it should be 100 years after its founding?” is important for all of us. In this article, I will address
