Opposition will be considered 'espionage' under ‘agents of influence’ law
The proposal on the agenda, which will be added to Article 339 of the Turkish Penal Code, expands espionage and turns it into a vague and ambiguous offence.
Ceren Sözeri 
OPINION
Trump's Middle East and Erdoğan's Kurdish question
In order to understand the regional role that the Erdoğan government expects the US to play in the new era, it would be instructive to look at the 'Project 2025' report prepared for the 'Heritage Foundation'.
Yusuf Karadaş 
US elections: Conducting genocide did not win
We have learned once again that the pro-war, pro-genocide stance does not win the Democratic Party. And perhaps the rise of third parties will continue.
Aras Coşkuntuncel 
State appoints trustees to ‘new process’!
Contrary to the expectations created, the 'new process' does not aim for a democratic solution; on the contrary, it aims to take the lead and keep the process under control through top-down moves and coups.
Yusuf Karadaş 
Bahçeli's statements, the attack on TUSAŞ and Öcalan's message
Beyond the calculations of the ruling bloc, the outcome of this process will be determined by the relationship of forces, which will be formed according to the attitude of the forces of labour and democracy in the country.
Yusuf Karadaş 
Fethullah Gulen: A life dedicated to imperialism and collaborative reaction
Even if those who greeted him yesterday with the words 'We have walked these paths together' are now trying to justify themselves by cursing him, the path they have walked has not changed.
Yusuf Karadaş 
'Credit card limit tax' dead, domestic-national industrial bubble damaged
The pompous balloon of the 'national arms industry' has been damaged. Look, in one day at least 1 million people ran to the banks to reduce their card limits and said: 'No, I don't have money for the arms industry'!
Hakkı Özdal 
Why we shouldn't congratulate Acemoglu and his colleagues for winning the Nobel?
The emphasis on institutions, especially democratic and inclusive institutions, as the determining factor sounds good at first glance. If only the reality were as pleasant. There are significant problems and, to be fair, distortions in this narrative
Arif Koşar 
Erdogan's 'Palestinian cause' and the truths that heroism cannot cover
We can understand how much the Erdoğan government cares about the occupation and massacre in Gaza and the Palestinian cause from its attitude towards the imperialist powers supporting Israel.
Yusuf Karadaş 
The age of the Covered World War: The scale of the war is greater than it seems
Whatever the name, the fact is clear today: We are living in a world war in which all the major imperialists are involved and in which complex and shifting relationships play a role.
Aydin Çubukçu 
To have a voice in the race of war sellers...
The Turkish bourgeoisie, while talking about peace and democracy on the one hand, is determined to have a say in the race of 'war sellers' on the other hand.
Fatih Polat 
Where is 'domestic and national' in cybersecurity?
To answer the question of whether domestic production of technology can save us, we must first discuss the feasibility of such production. The problem is not whether we have the ideas and intelligence to do it, but the logistics of production.
İsmail Gökhan Bayram 
Narin's true secret
If the mystery of Narin's murder in that small village were solved, the mystery of the religious-political Leviathan would be understood, along with the monster that devoured the life of a small child.
Nuray Sancar 
Turkey's application for BRICS membership and the 'axis' debate
‘There is no doubt that the fact that Russia, which is indirectly at war with NATO, is bringing NATO member Turkey's application for membership of BRICS to the agenda is aimed at deepening the contradictions between NATO's constituent powers.’
Yusuf Karadaş 
The course of the AKP government: US-EU-NATO Axis
The war in Ukraine increased Turkey's cooperation with the West. Turkey has been invited to attend the EU foreign ministers' meeting for the first time in five years. This could be the beginning of a new era in Turkey-EU relations.
Yusuf Karadaş 
The streets of England are closed to fascism
Massive anti-fascist protests across England shut down far-right, fueled by solidarity with Palestine & anger at government policies.
Aydin Çubukçu 
The 'great war' moves of NATO
NATO's actions in Ukraine set the region on fire! Recent developments show once again the need for a great peace movement, starting in Europe and spreading worldwide.
Yücel Özdemir 
Youth, political cartels and elections
As the US election nears, concerns about Biden’s age reflect deeper party unease. Winning young voters is crucial, but engagement is low. Structural party issues prevent new leadership, and economic struggles challenge Biden's appeal to the youth.
M. Sinan Birdal 
The bad days for the Turkish economy are over; Worse days are to come!
Treasury and Finance Minister Mehmet Şimşek's speech is perfectly in line with the recent rhetoric of big business.
Hakkı Özdal 
Turkey elections | The truth of life defeats the state
The Cumhur Alliance, which entered the elections as a "state", was defeated by the realities of life.
Bülent Falakaoğlu 
Turkey elections | It is not only the municipalities they have lost
The local elections on 31 March 2024 send an unmistakable signal that Turkey has reached the end of a dominant political era that began in 2002. The emerging picture will change Turkish politics, institutions and even alliances.
Hakkı Özdal 
A call for solidarity with Evrensel Daily
We launch a new campaign, calling for solidarity to overcome the difficulties we are facing with strength. We ask all sections of the society, whose voices we are trying to amplify, to show solidarity and join this struggle.
Hakkı Özdal 
What are our "Gaza conquerors" doing?
What have President Tayyip Erdoğan and his alliance partner MHP Leader Devlet Bahçeli done for Gaza or Palestine beyond talking about it?
Yusuf Karadaş 
Israel's war crimes and imperialist hypocrisy
It must not be forgotten that such tribunals are dominated by power relations, and therefore popular struggle and solidarity are at the forefront, both in terms of the outcome of these trials and the power of sanctions.
Yusuf Karadaş 
Syria in the shadow of wars
For Syria as a whole, 2024 could be a year of increased emigration due to the unemployment, high prices and uncertain prospects that accompany the economic crisis.
Hediye Levent