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“In such circumstances peace project is most likely”
“It has been common knowledge that Turkish youth have been going to Russia for the past three decades. Some even started their education careers. He is the most interesting of them all. He loves Ukraine and lives there. This residence resulted in two books” (Berktay, 2023; 17). Turkish historian and former director of the Topkapı… Read more
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“Probably doubtful to mobilize 500 thousand more people”
“First of all, it’s a question of people. Secondly, it’s a question of fairness. It’s a question of defense capability. And it’s a question of finances,” (VOA News, 19 December 2023). The statement made by Ukrainian President V. Zelensky pertains to a proposal designed to advance the stagnant military situation. Accordingly, Kiev is considering the… Read more
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Who is Putin’s Goebells?
“In our opinion it is in your interest to maintain a principle which is for the good of all—that anyone in danger should have just and equitable treatment and any advantage, even if not strictly his due, which he can secure by persuasion. This is your interest as much as ours, for your fall would… Read more
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“The defeat of Zelensky may bring a split into Ukrainian society”
In 2005, it attained full individual membership status in the European University Association, which serves as the primary representative for the European higher education community, representing both national rectors’ conferences and European universities. In 2015, it commemorated its four hundredth anniversary since its establishment. In essence, it holds significant historical importance in Ukraine, to the… Read more
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A Question of Truth and Integrity
Not only do we perceive the sounds of artillery and rockets in its streets and cities. These gunshots are also accompanied by a covert war tactic that can be challenging to discern. Occasionally, data is subject to distortion and manipulation when presented to the global audience. Russia, under the leadership of V. Putin, is actively… Read more
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“It started and will end with Crimea.”
“I like Russian culture, and I try to learn Russian. The only thing I’m against is Putin’s Russia. If Russia becomes a democratic country, I totally support that, and I want to believe that Russia becomes a democratic, rule-based, and human rights-respecting country. But unfortunately, we know that Putin’s Russia is not such a country”.… Read more
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