With less than a week until the local elections, last Monday through Saturday, I had to meticulously plan to represent my country at two major events—one in the UK and one in Canada—and then return in time to vote. Here are the details of my journey, from the Food Banking
Once again in 2018, I find myself participating in one of my favorite runs, Runatolia (Antalya Run). In this article, I share my unique experiences before and after the run. In this article, which also offers a glimpse into my experiences at KFC and Pizza Hut in Türkiye, I also
First of all, I wholeheartedly congratulate Fenerbahçe on their EuroLeague championship. This is a significant achievement for Turkish sports. I wanted to write this article on the night of the championship. Because the topic we’re discussing actually addresses the sports community in Türkiye. Fenerbahçe’s success must also be analyzed correctly;
Since we encounter a new event every week, and I prefer to prioritize current developments in my writing, I want to address Beşiktaş’s championship right now. I plan to publish the second part of my United Nations article next week. Firstly, as a Galatasaray fan, I wholeheartedly congratulate Beşiktaş.
Due to my busy schedule, I’m only now able to share my thoughts on Republic Day, which we enthusiastically celebrated last week. First, for my foreign readers who may not be familiar with the occasion, the Republic of Türkiye was officially proclaimed in Türkiye on 29 October 1923. For more
Another Father’s Day has come and gone in 2012. Like many similar occasions, Father’s Day is a modern invention—one of those “special days” that conveniently gives a boost to commerce. Still, it’s a useful day in the sense that it reminds us of the institution of fatherhood. So, on this
