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Turkish graduates in Europe: Turkey s best and brightest flee in massive brain drain

Turkish graduates in Europe: Turkey s best and brightest flee in massive brain drain
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Students march in rare defiance of Erdogan We just want respect According to a recent survey by the Turkish research institute Metropoll, 47% of Turks would like to study or work abroad. More and more qualified Turks are leaving the country to start over again. Zeki Öztürk, who studied philosophy at the prestigious Middle East Technical University (ODTU) in Ankara, also spent some time at Berlin s Humboldt University before deciding to return to Turkey. However, like many of his peers he was unhappy. Faced with the drastic changes in his country, he decided to leave Turkey again and has lived in Germany in 2017.

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Young Turkish people seek fresh start in Germany amid repression at home

news Young Turkish people seek fresh start in Germany amid repression at home dw.com 13/03/2021 Sinem Özdemir, Daniel Derya Bellut As the Turkish government cracks down on dissent, more and more young graduates and students are seeking new lives abroad. Germany is their No.1 destination. © Bulent Kilic/AFP/Getty Images Recent student protests at Bogazici University were met with heavy police presence Turkey is once again experiencing a brain drain, as more and more young graduates and other highly qualified workers are leaving the country to start a new life abroad. Critics blame President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and his government for failing to offer qualified Turks enough prospects and even stigmatizing them. The criticism has intensified since protests broke out at Istanbul s renowned Bogazici University in January after Erdogan appointed an unpopular rector loyal to his ruling AKP party. The police cracked down heavily on the demonstrations, and poli

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What s Next in the Eastern Mediterranean for Regional Powers Post Pandemic

What s Next in the Eastern Mediterranean for Regional Powers Post Pandemic
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Turkey, US maintain dialogue of the deaf

Ankara and Washington, both unwilling to budge over differences, can expect ties to get worse before they get better.

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