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.
What have President Tayyip Erdoğan and his alliance partner MHP Leader Devlet Bahçeli done for Gaza or Palestine beyond talking about it?
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.
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.
The death of 12 soldiers in two days showed once again that the Kurdish question cannot be solved with the politics of oppression, violence and war.
"Does HUDA PAR want to become the Hamas of the Kurds?" A close look at the actions of HUDA PAR, its discourse and goals in these actions will be meaningful in finding the answer to this question.
What is Israel’s plan? Many scenarios are being debated, several of which verge on speculation.
It is beyond doubt that the major reason Israel has not yet been able to conduct its announced ground operation is that such an operation would be cloaked in uncertainty and risk.
The government, which tries to create legitimacy for its policies by putting Turkish society in a 'fear tunnel' through the "threat of terrorism", is actually the real cause of this threat.
Why does Erdoğan, who gathers all the powers in the administration of the country in his hands and can do anything he wants, insist so much on a new constitution?
Erdoğan's government is among the regimes that are trying to use the reactions against colonialism in Africa (especially in Muslim countries) and the struggle for domination between imperialists, as an opportunity for their own expansionist ambitions
What was the position of the US and NATO in the face of the 15 July coup attempt and what does it mean that Erdoğan wants to open a new page with these powers today?
The statements made by various sections of capital on the election results and Erdoğan's balcony speech give important clues about the coming days; about the signs of dissolution already visible under the strong one-man order.
Considered together with the results of 28 May, there are some things to think about both in terms of the overall picture of the election and its consequences for the opposition.
The working class and laborers do not only act on the basis of economic facts, they also show political behaviour with their cultural, social and ideological ties. The politics of struggle must be carried out taking all these factors into account.
The most important lesson that the opposition should learn from these elections is that despite the unequal equation, it is in the government's favour to prevent the struggle of the people by equating change and democracy only with votes.
It is not difficult to foresee that online disinformation will continue to increase until the election day through different channels.
We will soon find out how this loss of power of the Erdoğan government will be reflected on the ballot box and whether Assad's return is a harbinger of Erdoğan's departure.
Will the government use all official and unofficial means and all state facilities to usurp the elections?
Workers have to remember that their job is not easy unless they act in accordance with their own class interests and organise themselves separately from capital and its economic-political extensions.
Fatih Polat wrote his impressions of the May Day in İstanbul: The character of this May Day was to send a strong message to the elections on 14th May.
We will see, whether the conflict will end in some kind of compromise and agreement or whether one side will liquidate the other. However, it is indisputable that one of the two sides will not be good for the Sudanese people.
Metin Göktepe's journalism has also had an importance in the history of journalism as a vein that combines this understanding of journalism with the struggle for the liberation of our peoples and our working class.
"We observe that the discourses of politicians who have led the state at the highest level in Turkey on the Kurdish question in recent history have been characterised by conjunctural features..."
In this "age of disasters", where earthquakes, pandemic, economic crisis, wars and other disasters are added to each other, what makes heaven and hell live together is actually hidden in the fundamental contradiction between the world of the poor.