In the aftermath of student protests last week, which included egg attacks against politicians and the police’s use of disproportionate force against student protestors, many have begun to question what police and students should do so these unsavory pictures from student protests do not emerge again.

Şamil Şener funded the construction of a school in the Ziyaret neighborhood in Muş’s Varto district by selling his animals after seeing the difficulties faced by his daughters in going to the school in the next village. The Varto educational director congratulatedŞener for his initiative.

What is the meaning of an“innocent student protest”? When students possess certain ideologies, does this suddenly mean they are no longer innocent, that they are somehow dirtied?

In one of the newspapers out there, I recently saw a photograph of a young woman throwing an egg. This did not seem to me to be a reflection of any justified anger, but rather the action of a student who has never experienced true injustice in her life.

Is it really so difficult, acting with understanding towards the younger generation? Is it really that difficult to, as the government, create platforms to lend an ear to what the youth of the nation have to say?

In recent days, we have noted that the opposition has begun to gain hope from the protest movements of the nation’s youth. There is an effort at hand to create an oppositional actor who will make things tough for and help break down the government.

For days a heated debate has been going on in Turkey about two recent student protests, one of which was held in front of Dolmabahçe Palace last weekend and the other at Ankara University on Wednesday.

In order to help foreigners living in the region, a public education center in Antalya’s Kumluca district has begun to offer Turkish language courses for expats.

Just as Turkey was debating a clash between police and students inİstanbul over the weekend and the police’s use of disproportionate force against the students, a group of students from Ankara University held a protest at which they threw eggs at panelists of a conference at the university on Tuesday, prompting many to put the student protests under a magnifying glass.

Chinese chefs trained by Turkish chefs in Shanghai are learning to cook some of the best dishes from Turkish cuisine. Chinese chefs can prepare famous Turkish dishes, from mantı to döner.