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What Is a Survey and How Are Survey Manipulations Conducted in Politics?
Politics
Politics
Oct 18, 2026·5 min read

What Is a Survey and How Are Survey Manipulations Conducted in Politics?

A survey is a method of determining the opinions, attitudes, and preferences of a group of people on a specific topic by asking questions, with results evaluated statistically. While surveys help understand public tendencies and guide research and planning, their results are not absolute truths and can be manipulated in politics to influence public perception.

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Yılmaz Karahan
The French Revolution and Its Impact
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Politics
Oct 16, 2026·7 min read

The French Revolution and Its Impact

The French Revolution stands as one of the most pivotal turning points in world history, occurring between 1789 and 1799. Marked by profound political upheaval and social transformation, it dismantled centuries-old structures and established new democratic ideals that resonated globally.

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Yılmaz Karahan
Who Were the Indigenous Peoples of the Aegean Islands?
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Politics
Sep 26, 2026·7 min read

Who Were the Indigenous Peoples of the Aegean Islands?

This article explores the complex demographic history of the Aegean Islands, examining which communities inhabited them before their transfer to Greece. It reveals that the islands were home to diverse populations including Greek Orthodox, Muslims, Jews, and Catholics, and discusses how wars, migrations, and the 1923 population exchange reshaped their ethnic composition.

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Yılmaz Karahan
How Did Greece Acquire the Aegean Islands?
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Politics
Sep 26, 2026·6 min read

How Did Greece Acquire the Aegean Islands?

This article explores the complex historical process through which Greece came to possess the Aegean Islands. It reveals that the transfer was not a single event but a series of wars, occupations, international interventions, and treaties spanning over a century.

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Yılmaz Karahan
There Was No State Called Greece Before the Nineteenth Century
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Politics
Sep 26, 2026·5 min read

There Was No State Called Greece Before the Nineteenth Century

When evaluating historical events, it is crucial not to confuse the concepts of nation, culture, civilization, and state. Although a society may have an ancient language and a deep-rooted culture, this does not mean it has had an uninterrupted state under the same name for thousands of years. This article clarifies the political and legal distinctions between ancient city-states, the Eastern Roman Empire, and the modern Greek state established in the nineteenth century.

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Yılmaz Karahan
Risks Facing Turkey as the World Prepares for War
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Politics
Sep 20, 2026·7 min read

Risks Facing Turkey as the World Prepares for War

The world is experiencing one of the most dangerous periods since the end of the Cold War, with ongoing conflicts such as the Russia–Ukraine war and escalating tensions in the Middle East. Situated at the crossroads of these crises, Turkey faces complex security, economic, and political risks that require careful navigation and preparedness.

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Yılmaz Karahan
ÜLKE, DEVLET, VATAN (YURT), MİLLET (ULUS)
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Politics
Sep 6, 2026·4 min read

ÜLKE, DEVLET, VATAN (YURT), MİLLET (ULUS)

ÜLKE, DEVLET, VATAN (YURT), MİLLET (ULUS) Ülke, devlet, vatan ve millet kavramları birbirleriyle yakından bağlantılıdır; ancak aynı anlama gelmez. Bir milletin siyasi varlığını doğru anlayabilmek için bu kavramların ayrı ayrı değerlendirilmesi gerekir. ÜLKE Ülke; devleti bağımsız, milleti hür, sınırları belirlenmiş siyasi coğrafyadır. Ülke, yalnızca bir toprak parçasından ibaret değildir. Belirli bir coğrafyanın ülke niteliği taşıyabilmesi...

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Yılmaz Karahan
Response to the Constitutional Debates of 1921–1924
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Politics
Sep 4, 2026·3 min read

Response to the Constitutional Debates of 1921–1924

In political discourse, the 1921 and 1924 Constitutions are often compared, sometimes creating the impression that they were drafted by opposing wills or different forces. This article clarifies that the 1921 Constitution was a concise framework establishing the foundation of national sovereignty during the War of Independence, while the 1924 Constitution more comprehensively structured the Republic’s constitutional and institutional framework, representing complementary stages of Turkey’s constitutional development.

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Yılmaz Karahan
The Ten Fundamental Elements of a Strong State
Politics
Politics
Aug 29, 2026·7 min read

The Ten Fundamental Elements of a Strong State

A strong state is not measured solely by its military might, economic power, or territorial expanse. True state strength emerges from the harmonious functioning of justice, law, institutional quality, human resources, economy, education, security, diplomacy, technology, and social solidarity toward a common goal.

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Yılmaz Karahan
Kuvayi Milliye değil, Milli Birlik
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Politics
Aug 28, 2026·2 min read

Kuvayi Milliye değil, Milli Birlik

KUVAYI MİLLİYE DEĞİL, MİLLÎ BİRLİK! Ülkemizin içinde bulunduğu sıkıntılı ve zor günlerden kurtulmak için siyasi parti tercihleri farklı olsa da, vatanını ve milletini seven her duyarlı kişi, şanlı tarihimizden örnekler alarak çözüm yolları aramakta ve çeşitli teklifler sunmaktadır. Allah hepsinden razı olsun! Ancak önerilen oluşumların tarihteki misyonu ile günümüz şartlarını birbirinden ayırarak iyi anlamamız gerekir....

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Yılmaz Karahan
TÜRK MİLLETİ “HAYIR!” DİYOR
Politics
Politics
Aug 6, 2026·7 min read

TÜRK MİLLETİ “HAYIR!” DİYOR

TÜRK MİLLETİ “HAYIR!” DİYOR TÜRK MİLLETİ “HAYIR!” DİYOR Anayasanın 66. maddesi açıktır: “Türk Devletine vatandaşlık bağı ile bağlı olan herkes Türk’tür.” Hepimiz Türk’üz ve “Türk, Kürt, Arap” söylemlerine “Hayır!” diyoruz. Atatürk’ün el yazısıyla açıkça yazılmıştır: “Türkiye Cumhuriyeti’ni kuran Türkiye halkına Türk milleti denir.” Türk milletiyiz ve millî egemenliğimize ortak getirilmesine “Hayır!” diyoruz. Anayasanın başlangıcındaki “Bu...

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Orchestral Instruments
Politics
Politics
Jul 26, 2026·1 min read

Orchestral Instruments

In an orchestra, various instruments come together to play the same notes, creating harmony and performing the same piece. Similarly, political parties resemble different instruments in an orchestra, all compelled to play the same note under the conductor's guidance. However, the harmony can be disrupted only by the conductor's baton, which requires skill to wield.

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