If the contrary is true, was the controversial decision of the Constitutional Court of the Russian Federation made because the Latin alphabet was inconsistent with the Tatar language? According to this law, the Karelian language did not receive the status of an official language in the Republic of Karelia, as it traditionally uses Latin script, or rather it was not allowed.
This topic is always relevant in our society. Almost 30 years have passed since we gained our independence, but it still comes up today, especially on social media, and we can see this longing for the Soviet Union even in young people born in 1991, the same age as our independence.
For many years I have been thinking about the roots of the general opinion that there is a secret sympathy and love for Hitler and fascism in every German. No arguments work here, and there is no point in rational reasoning. What works in a society where total illiteracy reigns is dogmas and only dogmas. Our society is overflowing with one-sided dogmas.
The Turkic Council, on the other hand, is far from romantic ideas. It is built on purely pragmatic interests and seems to be trying to unite a significant part of Eurasia in a new logistical and economic framework. Undoubtedly, there is a great interest in this union (apparently, it is also another next step to counterbalance China), otherwise the project would not have emerged to begin with
The world is experiencing a deep crisis—no need to go into details, this is common knowledge. In addition to the major consequences of the pandemic, the crisis has already penetrated deep into the political, financial, social and humanitarian areas of life.