“New Welfare Party – Fatih Erbakan: Will the fate of the elections be decided by the son of Erdogan’s teacher? asks the independent Turkish news website Medium, about a party that is “stealing” critical units from the AKP and may contribute to the loss of the ruling party’s stronghold municipalities by fielding candidates from its … Read more
«Municipal elections are indeed important for the central political scene in Turkey. Because they are not just local elections, they have wider implications that could affect the national political landscape” he emphasizes speaking to “Step» the professor of Political Sciences at Bilgi University of Istanbul, Emre Erdogan. He adds that “especially the intense competition in … Read more
Stop Mobile Babysitters Now! The cry of distress is being raised by experts and educators at an international level, who are finding more and more in their research that something is going terribly… wrong in the development of adolescents in modern societies. Mobile phones, small screens of “smart” devices, constantly changing images, constantly changing fast … Read more
The three-day debate on the no-confidence motion against the government, which was expectedly rejected on Thursday night, can be seen as the start of a new political period and, at the same time, the milestone for the total return to toxicity. In essence, all political forces were rearranged and forced to readjust at the tactical … Read more
Many children across the length and breadth of the Earth are already losing the most precious thing – their health – at the mercy of the climate crisis. And unless there is immediate global action against climate change, things will only get worse. This is the warning of the first meta-analysis of all existing scientific … Read more
Greece is now an attractive destination for investments, but the fact that the 45% of foreign direct investment was directed to the real estate market last year raises some concerns about the country’s ability to change its economic model, says Wolfgang Piccoli, co-president and Political Risk consultant at Teneo, in an interview with Vima. The … Read more
Akindude Odunsi is used to taking long walks at a brisk pace. So he worried in 2021 when he started feeling so tired and out of breath that he had to turn back after a few minutes. The retired stockbroker, 73, attributed the fatigue to his grief over his sister’s death. His cardiologist found a … Read more
An attempt to reduce the dependence of EU member states on the American arms industry is seen by several analysts behind the first European industrial strategy in the field of defense, which was presented last Tuesday by the European Commission. After all, key points of the strategy are the goal to procure at least 40% … Read more
It could have been the main book canvas of spy fiction meter John Le Carré. A German military officer, looking out the window of his five-star hotel room in Singapore, where he was with other high-ranking European military personnel for the 2024 Air Show, commented on the view amid jokes in a group call via … Read more
Piadiamantis, Solomon, Verne, Tolstoy. These are four of the authors who will “welcome” the students in their schools in January 2025, in a different version of the teaching of the Literature course, based on the new philosophy introduced in education by the Ministry of Education. Who is she; The study of an entire novel. Thus, … Read more