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Migration is a striking social reality observed throughout human history. Migration has two dimensions: the lives and memories left behind in the country one is forced to leave, and the dreams built for the destination country, along with the realities ultimately faced.

Another consequence of migration is its impact on the individual and family lives of those forced to migrate, as well as the impact of migrants on the economic and social life of the host country.

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World Cup in the shadow of war

By OSMAN OZSOY - May 6 2026

Today, football (soccer) is at the forefront of global entertainment. Billions of people watch the matches of some teams on television. Football even has an influence on global politics and economics. The interest shown in, or the meaning attributed to, matches between warring countries goes beyond the realm of sport. Some countries' teams can be banned from international tournaments for political reasons. Furthermore, some countries may even boycott certain international tournaments as a form of political protest.

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Dementia is one of the fastest-spreading diseases in the world. 20% of those over 70 and 40% of those over 80 suffer from this disease. Much can be written about this in our increasingly aging world. Our task should be to delay the effects of aging with activities that keep the mind sharp, without having to face the problem of waiting at fake stops where no bus ever passes.

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Could World War III break out?

By OSMAN OZSOY - January 2 2026

When we examine wars between states throughout history, we see a certain cause-and-effect relationship. However, often the real reason for the war and the issue used as a pretext for starting the war differ.

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