How many different passwords do you use daily? Passwords used to be used only on briefcases used for storing documents, safes used for money, and even on the notebooks where young girls kept their diaries. With the proliferation of electronic devices, passwords have become ubiquitous in our lives.
One of the factors that turn states and nations against one another is the textbooks taught in schools. History textbooks in schools are filled with teachings and information that portray one's own nation as the hero and others as the enemy. This is one of the reasons why hatred and hostility between societies and nations persist for generations.
When asked about the most beautiful place in the world, Turkish artist Barış Manço answered not with a famous landmark, but with his own neighborhood in Istanbul. His words reveal a universal truth: what we miss most is home.
Turkey’s Descent into Dictatorship: A New Tactic of Repression
From revoking diplomas to imprisoning opposition leaders, Turkey’s government is tightening its grip on power. As democracy crumbles, even history’s worst dictators might be surprised by these tactics.
"Rest in peace" led to imprisonment—can you imagine being jailed for offering condolences? In this deeply revealing piece, Professor Osman Ozsoy exposes the harsh realities of authoritarian oppression in Turkey, recounting stories of injustice, silenced freedoms, and the fight for democracy.
Should homosexuality be envied? This article reflects concerns from parents about societal influences on their children, particularly regarding homosexuality in schools. Prof. Dr. Osman Ozsoy shares observations from a public debate during a tram ride in Amsterdam, offering a glimpse into different perspectives.
It is necessary to find solutions to all human problems, not only for the individual peace and health of our own people, but also for the peace of the whole world. Any other solution will be far from permanent. Closing our eyes and remaining indifferent will never be a solution.
Dr. Osman Özsoy reflects on acts of kindness in a time when community and social responsibility were integral to daily life. Through personal stories, he emphasizes the importance of nurturing future generations with empathy and consideration for others.
Osman OZSOY shares a profound perspective on gratitude and self-acceptance, emphasizing the importance of valuing what we have and recognizing our unique strengths. Through personal anecdotes, he illustrates how individual struggles can turn into strengths, reminding us that life's value lies in how we perceive and utilize our circumstances.
Delving into the complexities of a monolingual world, this article contemplates the cultural richness and emotional depth embedded in multilingualism. From personal anecdotes to global examples, it advocates for the preservation of linguistic diversity as fundamental to human identity and understanding.
In Osman Ozsoy's narrative, acts of kindness lead to unexpected blessings, illustrating the timeless principle that "those who do good will receive good." Through heartfelt anecdotes of reciprocity, Ozsoy highlights the transformative power of compassion in fostering solidarity and resilience within communities.
Everyone's expectations, goals and the point they want to reach in life are different. Some people have what they want to have throughout their lives, while others have it at birth. What to choose, dream of reality?