We have a saying in Turkey: “don’t make it political” and I am having a hard time finding the right words to describe how evil that mindset is. It's as if politics is isolated from society, somehow not connected to how we live and the consequences of choices taken.
As Russia has become increasingly isolated since the invasion of Ukraine, the virtual pariah state has drawn notably closer to one of its remaining partners: Turkey.
They are not at all happy with the fact that female MPs will only occupy 37 percent of the seats in the newly formed parliament, and they are arguing for ‘a 50/50 representation in execution’.
For the time being, I don’t know whether my pieces have what it takes to make a book, I would love for them to be worthy of such a thing, I strive for that in each article I write, but whether they are in the newspaper or are made into a book, one thing I truly want is for people who read them to benefit from the things I write.
If institutional success is achieved in any matter and has been made sustainable, the primary driver behind this is the 'right and well-informed people' that spearhead this process.
Yes, I know that it is very difficult for our low-income people, yes, I know that the atmosphere can be tiring and sometimes suffocating, but I also love this place because it is a country where we have to adapt to a different scenario each day and where we constantly release adrenaline.
