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Batuhan Takış

Istanbul

Managing Editor at Daily Sabah

Managing editor @DailySabah • Strategic communications professional

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Articles

  • The hunter is closer than you think

    2 months ago | dailysabah.com | Batuhan Takış

    Every reader develops a distinct reading habit over time, shaped by work, mood, economic conditions or other factors. It takes root within the framework of one’s character and environment. Some dedicate themselves entirely to fiction, while others become staunch devotees of nonfiction. They divide into opposing camps, belittling and even openly dismissing one another.

  • Faith, power, identity: Sadık Albayrak chronicles Turkish modernization

    2 months ago | dailysabah.com | Batuhan Takış

    History, they say, never travels in a straight line. It curls back upon itself, zigzags and loops, stubbornly refusing the linear clarity we so desperately seek.

  • When power steals their tomorrow

    Dec 11, 2024 | dailysabah.com | Batuhan Takış

    Power, as we all observe, is the force that governs all others. It seizes the human spirit like a curse from the earliest years of life. Those who fail to master this force inevitably become its archetypes. It whispers constantly, urging, “You must be alone.” Yet, no one can truly be alone. Such sinister counsel leads only to ambition and servitude.

  • This hobo from Türkiye has a lot to say to you

    Oct 28, 2024 | dailysabah.com | Batuhan Takış

    Sometimes, in the most unexpected corners, we encounter unusual people. Some we forget as quickly as we meet them, others leave a trace that time can’t erase. These people we cross paths with in the ordinary flow of life may carry extraordinary stories. But sometimes it's the reverse: people with unremarkable lives surprise us with depth that lingers long after we meet. After all, every life story is unique – no two are the same, and none should be judged.

  • In Gaza, Europe’s left sways toward right

    Oct 16, 2024 | dailysabah.com | Batuhan Takış

    Whenever I hear the word “naivety,” I think of John Lennon. The reason is the "Bed-In for Peace" protest he started with his wife Yoko Ono in 1969. Famous photos must have come to your mind, but what about a melody? Did one come to you? For me, it did. In the summer of 1969, the young and eccentric newlyweds decided to protest the Vietnam War in an extraordinary way – radical, nonviolent and designed to become a media event.

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Batuhan Takış
Batuhan Takış @Batuhantakis
28 Mar 25

I shared my insights in @telegraaf on legal and political crisis following arrest of Istanbul mayor. The article, written by Maarten van Aalderen, aims to inform particularly European readers. My perspective: Let the court speak first, and then we will. https://t.co/JPGlI9js1n

Batuhan Takış
Batuhan Takış @Batuhantakis
21 Feb 25

RT @DailySabah: The hunter is closer than you think - by Batuhan Takış | DS Opinion https://t.co/ONCUAU4Vlh https://t.co/OCyD7opCDO

Batuhan Takış
Batuhan Takış @Batuhantakis
20 Feb 25

Opinion | In the media industry, the “hunter” manipulates content, presenting fiction as fact, while the “prey” unknowingly accepts it as reality. Stay vigilant, question everything and avoid falling into the trap. Otherwise, you risk becoming the prey. https://t.co/tt0FyRKUqm