When Elon Musk first became a potential buyer of Twitter, he caused a sensation. While there was debate about whether he would buy it and even a lawsuit, he quickly completed the purchase. Just when everything seemed to be falling into place, Musk never failed to surprise, and with his
As I set out to write this year’s final article on 21 December 2021, the darkest night of the year, I realized that after a long time, I was starting to solve problems one by one and feeling better. Of course, there’s still much work to be done, but I
As we approach the end of a year filled with disasters, pain, and hardship—both globally, nationally, and personally—it’s encouraging to see positive and constructive developments alongside all these sad events on my 43rd birthday. On one side is darkness, on the other, the approaching light. Here’s a brief overview of
The US elections were held on 3 November. The process was completed last weekend. Biden won the highly contested election. These results have sparked much debate and conspiracy theories. However, I want to address a completely different aspect of the issue. Let me first clarify: this is not an election
This year, we witnessed different 23 April celebrations. There are two reasons for this. Exactly 100 years have passed since the opening of the Grand National Assembly of Turkey, which represents the national will. This milestone coincided with the global pandemic that affected the entire world. So, how did the
I wrote my first article about Modafen, a multifaceted educational institution that also has a football club, back in April. Modafen’s achievements aren’t limited to football. By developing well-trained athletes of good character in many different sports, it achieves success both nationally and internationally. In this article, I’d like to
When Gazi Mustafa Kemal Atatürk arrived in Samsun aboard the Bandırma ferry with his comrades to launch the War of Independence, he took the first important step toward realizing his seemingly impossible dream of founding a new nation. We, who want to be worthy of our Republic, took the first
After opening my phone on Monday after my flight to Italy and seeing the news of the rerun election and the many messages of reaction, I wanted to write this article on my way back and remind all Istanbul voters how they can contribute with common sense and constructive approaches.
By a twist of fate, despite not even trying to make it happen, I was the first passenger to board the first flight from the new Istanbul Airport. Here’s the coincidental story of how I made history by chance… I had an urgent trip to Ankara on Saturday. After concluding
