The most important motor ahead of Turkey’s democratization and clearing the way for freedoms is no longer the European Union, but the “resolution process.”
Some giant stars, after using up their fuel, implode or collapse. The essential fuel of the star is hydrogen. Hydrogen atoms merge to make helium, thereby releasing energy.
A lot of people around me are in the midst of a deep hopelessness and pessimism. Looking at social media, which works as a pessimism machine, is enough to feel it.
There is a small percentage among the most educated, the most equipped people of this country who want to leave, and some of them do actually leave.
You already know a parliamentary inquiry committee has been formed to investigate four former Cabinet ministers within the context of the infamous investigation that is now closed; the one history has recorded as the “Dec. 17, 2013 investigation.”
There is only one problem in the Turkish education system; all other problems are sub-titles of this single problem: Inequality.
While we are talking about the education summit held in Antalya earlier this month, what happens in the world meantime shows us where Turkey stands in the world…
In the 2013-14 academic year, we had almost 3 million high school students and a bit more than 2.5 million vocational and technical high school students
Analyses predicting that the civil war in Syria will not end easily and quickly, moreover, might not end at all, had started coming up in the summer months of 2013.
