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The person who once told me this is sadly no longer with us today. His name was Faruk Rona Umuter, a well-accomplished architect, a piano virtuoso and a great father.

On the first anniversary of Turkey’s Afrin operation, I’d like to share with you the information I got, consulting with foreign policy and economics. Turkey currently faces three major problems

The first half of January, especially this week, comes to an end with some pretty pulsating events. As you may remember, by this time last year, it was predicted that

Yesterday was an important day in many respects. An explosion in Manbij supposedly killing U.S. service members has made to the top of global agenda even before the world finds

Government reduces the money supply to prevent people from buying foreign currency and lowers the taxes because of inflation. And where this course of action could possibly lead to? There’s

Expectations for 2019 should be thought separately, in two parts as in before and after elections. I suppose Government will focus on replacing the current growth model after the elections

An analysis by some organisation where Turkey ranks fifth based on its purchasing power has been quite popular throughout the weekend. There also studies estimating that Turkey will take the

The second part of series I shared with you yesterday continues on Monday. But, on this last day of trading week, I think it would be better to talk about

As we know, two key visions, namely 2023 and 2071 visions have been created in Turkey over the past few years. Today, Turkey is trying to present a solid record,