Turska

08.November 2023 JH

Coca-Cola banned for supporting Israel

Because of its support for those who commit "war crimes" in Gaza, the Turkish parliament removed the products of the Coca-Cola and Nestle companies from the menus of its restaurants. Even before the latest conflict, the Turkish president called Israel a "terrorist" state

The World

13.September 2023 AE

Turkey introduces anti-homosexuality course in schools

The new Turkish Minister of Education Yusuf Tekin, who until two months ago proposed to open single-sex schools in Turkey, found himself in the center of attention again. This time during a television interview in which he spoke about the LGBT community

Turska

01.September 2023 AE

Istanbul: It is forbidden to serve alcohol in public places

The government of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has been implementing measures to ban alcohol consumption for years. High taxes on alcoholic beverages are criticized by many as interfering with the lifestyle, but also the wallets of the residents of Istanbul

International relations

20.August 2023 Z.S.

Vučić with Orban and Erdogan, his own with his own

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić assessed that today's meeting with Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, whom he considers a friend, has special symbolism. He said that he discussed a number of projects with the Hungarian delegation, as well as that he agreed with Orbán how the two countries will cooperate in the event of a threat to energy security.

The World

10.July 2023 Z.S.

Grain export: The only hope is the agreement between Putin and Erdogan

The President of Turkey, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, said that he is counting on negotiations with the President of Russia, Vladimir Putin. The Kremlin, on the other hand, claims that their meeting is uncertain and that the part of the agreement concerning Russia has no grounds for extension.

Cult of personality

30.August 2017 Andrei Ivanji

Gods among us

Not everyone can be a leader. Monuments are not built for everyone during their lifetime, cities and streets are named after them. Not every head of state or government aspires to be worshiped by the masses, to have songs written for him, to have ministers obey him without question, to be sinless, to be a deity. These are people of a special kind. They have one thing in common regardless of their ideology: they are all covert or open dictators and build a cult of personality so that they can rule unhindered and for life.