
The Cost of the Base–Elite Divide in CHP: The Next Election?
Over time, actions become ordinary, and the more ordinary they become, the less effective they are. That is why, in
Born in 1983, Yılmaz graduated from Selçuk University, Faculty of Economics and Administrative Sciences, Department of Public Administration in 2006. In 2008, he received language training at St. Giles International in Brigton, England. He began his think tank career in 2009 as a Researcher at TEPAV, later working as a Policy Analyst at the same institution and as a Consultant at TEPAV Middle East and Central Asia Research Institute. He also worked simultaneously at TOBB BIS. Additionally, Yılmaz served as an Advisor to the President of a political party with a group in the Turkish Grand National Assembly. His articles on Turkish politics, Turkish Foreign Policy and the Turkish World have been published in both national and international outlets, and he has appeared on numerous media programmes discussing Turkish political life.

Over time, actions become ordinary, and the more ordinary they become, the less effective they are. That is why, in

Palestine today is no longer merely a topic of foreign policy or a regional conflict; it has become a litmus

The 80th United Nations (UN) General Assembly, which brought together world leaders in New York, had one indisputable focal point:

In light of recent political and economic developments, numerous survey studies have come to the fore in the public sphere.

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The 19th century marks a period that enabled many ideas to become mass movements and transform into political ideologies.

Today marks exactly 74 years since September 23, 1951. For me, this date is not merely an anniversary of death;

Can a society that has lost its ethics have an aesthetics? At the point we have reached, this question is

If this greatest nationalization comes to pass, all the main “political” actors on the national stage, from the very top

The contemporary world bears the traces of a period in which traditional sociological structures have unraveled, leaving the individual to

A political party’s chair’s proposal that “the President should have two vice presidents, one Kurdish and the other Alevi” has

For some time now, the cultural hybridization and social dialectic (synthesis) taking place in Türkiye has been drawing my attention.