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March 8: Before and Now- Lilya Tanatar
March 8 was a harbinger of spring for me—a mixture of sun, flowers, and a perfume scent from my childhood. March 8 was not a day celebrated as working women’s day, but a day celebrated in a different format by women, young girls, and even girls of all ages in the USSR. In fact, March… Read more
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“Bakhmut-the home of my heart, which was selected…”- Kristina Machavariani
Two years have passed, and my heart and the hearts of many other Bakhmut residents still beat more often at the mention of Bakhmut—the city where every morning you could hear the incredible smell of local pastries, where every spring the charming red roses began to bloom, and where nearby, on the playgrounds, the children… Read more
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“I support my son, Appaz, wholeheartedly and confront any challenge for him”- Ayşe Kurtamet
I would like to share a little story regarding the life of my son, Appaz, today. My son is my heart, my soul, and my hope. As his mother, I and his sisters, Dilara and Leyla, stand united in our support for him and are prepared to confront any challenge that may arise due to… Read more
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Precondition for Lasting Peace in The Russian-Ukraine War – Bülent Tanatar
After it became clear that Putin, who during his rule spanning a long period of history, established a regime defined in various ways in Western academic circles as “kleptocratic authoritarianism”, “crony capitalism”, etc. would be a candidate for the second round of presidential elections, those who were dissatisfied with the course of Russia, albeit for… Read more
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Provocations Against Ukraine or What Is Happening in Real Time – Dr. Anzhelika Dosenko
Materials describing the waves of migration of Ukrainians to countries in Europe and around the world appear more and more frequently on the Internet. Probably, residents of countries where waves of migration are taking place think about the desire to make money, laziness, and unwillingness to work. Of course, Ukrainians are different, but I do… Read more
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The 10th Anniversary of the Occupation of Crimea and the 2nd Year of Russia’s War on Ukraine-G. Bekirova
I, Gülnara Bekirova, am a Crimean Tatar and the wife of former political prisoner Edem Bekirov. I am a member of the Crimean Tatar National Assembly, the Deputy District Governor of Genicesk, and a member of the World Crimean Tatar Congress. My mother, Rozalye, was born in Akyar (Sevastopol) on May 7, 1941, and my… Read more
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