Category Archives: Social

When Blair met the newly elected Obama, he had an important warning: public opinion is fragile. Don’t count on it. Naturally, after sudden huge disasters public opinion around the world shows sympathy for victims and anger toward, not only those … Continue reading →

This is a good video about the history of the conflict: When a person watches videos like this, they naturally ask themselves what possible solutions can be. The simple answer is there is no solution in the current environment. When … Continue reading →

There are people who think this should be finished once and for all. And by that, they mean more military interventions. What started the problem will not solve it. There are people on both sides who think the only solution … Continue reading →

As someone who will do his best to stop deadly wars, I should say the battle is encoded in nature. Not wars but competitions and battles we face each day. It’s not good if someone forsakes his/her ideals, because they … Continue reading →

This is sickening: https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2023/aug/27/children-reaching-uk-in-small-boats-sent-to-jail-for-adult-sex-offenders Those who risk their lives to reach safety will not be discouraged by that level of inhumanity. They took the risk of worse than that.

Blocks that are formed based on a shared vision but not agreed-upon mechanisms will certainly fail. The only thing BRICS countries agree on is the vision to change. It’s unclear what is the alternative vision. Clearly India for example will … Continue reading →

The exclusivity of the project to any specific organization is against the most basic ideas of the project and should be refuted promptly. Practically that is impossible, that’s like saying strategic games should be exclusive to a specific company. The … Continue reading →

Iran’s 1979 revolution was among the worst incidents that happened in Iran’s history and the UK and the US are also to blame because, as acknowledged by David Owen (https://www.theguardian.com/world/2023/aug/15/uk-should-finally-acknowledge-role-in-1953-iran-coup-says-david-owen), the democratic processes in Iran ended in 1953 coup, and … Continue reading →

The sad news of the death of asylum seekers never ends unless countries agree on fundamentally different approaches. The most precious gift one can give to people who think they have no future is a sense of hope and purpose … Continue reading →

I arrived in Konya on Monday. This is a very different city compared to the two other cities I visited previously. It’s a very exciting experience, a mixture of tradition and modernity. Unfortunately, Amazon countries didn’t reach an agreement to … Continue reading →