Once seen as brothers in faith, Syrians are now at the centre of Türkiye's sharpest debate: return. Economic hardship, social fatigue, and Europe’s moral outsourcing have turned an act of solidarity into a question of justice, identity, and survival. Süleyman Güngör brings this human dilemma to the forefront — where Realpolitik, economics, security, and morality collide
From Atatürk’s homeland — where 'peace at home, peace in the world' still resonates — Süleyman Güngör argues that Gaza is Palestinian land. The violence there, and between Israel and Iran, we must recognise as war under international law — and urgently bring it to an end
What is seen as a symbol of pride in one country may be viewed as a provocation in another. Reflecting on the recent controversy over a footballer’s hand gesture linked to Turkish nationalism, Süleyman Güngör explores how physical expressions of cultural identity triggered international tensions
Expert, Department of Human Resources and Training, Information and Communication Technologies Authority (BTK), Ankara
Süleyman is a political scientist and associate professor with expertise in nationalism, political symbols, political parties, the use of information technologies in politics, and e-politics.
In addition to his academic work, he also writes poetry and teaches as a visiting lecturer at various universities.
His courses include Propaganda, Turkish Administrative History, and Comparative State Systems.
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