Bahar Kırmaz

Bahar is a third-year Political Science and International Relations student. She explores the dynamic intersection of global politics and pop culture, making complex social theories feel tangible and relatable to the modern world.

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Apr 13, 2026

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🌀 The Beautiful Game Is Rigged

How stadiums became the world's most expensive PR campaigns and why we cheer anyway.

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🌀 The White Lotus Effect: Class Warfare as Content

Apr 6, 2026

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🌀 The White Lotus Effect: Class Warfare as Content

The revolution is now a premium subscription.

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🌀 The Cave You Built Yourself: Inside the Red Pill Economy

Mar 30, 2026

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🌀 The Cave You Built Yourself: Inside the Red Pill Economy

The red pill was always stolen.

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🌀 The Hormuz Strait: 21 Miles to Critical Mass

Mar 23, 2026

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🌀 The Hormuz Strait: 21 Miles to Critical Mass

One narrow strait. The entire world holding its breath.

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Mar 16, 2026

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🌀 The Deepfake Paradox

Who killed the truth, and why nobody filed a police report?

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Mar 9, 2026

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7 min read

🌀 Who Writes the Script?

Logan Roy crowned a president with a phone call and the scariest part is how little of that is fiction.

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🌀 Panem et Circenses: The Aesthetics of Conflict

Mar 2, 2026

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🌀 Panem et Circenses: The Aesthetics of Conflict

Gladiators still exist

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🌀 The Barbie Doctrine: How A Plastic Doll Rewrote the Rules of Diplomacy

Feb 23, 2026

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🌀 The Barbie Doctrine: How A Plastic Doll Rewrote the Rules of Diplomacy

Whose dream are you living in?

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🌀 The Vought Effect: When the Meltdown Became the Message

Feb 16, 2026

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6 min read

🌀 The Vought Effect: When the Meltdown Became the Message

The meltdown is the strategy now.

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