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Getting anything away. i think that both sides are really committed to their strategy on the ground. of fighting. yes, they might make some very small concessions to appease the international community. certainly, now that us mediators are arms of the new sanctions regime in the united states, we could see some small concessions to avoid potential punishing sanctions on either side. but i dont think that eva party is right now committed to making the kind of strategic changes that would be requi...

Nation Alliance’s presidential candidate and Republican People’s Party (CHP) leader Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu has said nearly 800,000 young electorates in Istanbul will play a crucial role in the May 14 polls.

As the latest polls show a close race against the opposition, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has returned to the hectic campaign trail and confronted his main rival Kemal Kilicdaroglu in the opposition stronghold city of Izmir.

The number of ministries, currently 17, may increase up to 24 if the opposition wins in the elections in the May polls, with the formation of some new ones, such as the Urban Planning and Disaster Management Ministry and the Informatics and Innovation Ministry, and the division of some existing ones, local media has reported.

Where IP's problems receive disproportionate attention, it is important to consider how DEVA and the GP's agenda and identity have eroded because...

A leading Turkish opposition politician has indicated that her party is breaking with a major alliance formed to challenge President Recep Tayyip Erdogan in elections scheduled for May

Governmental restrictions on the social media app have been imposed even while rescuers race against time to reach survivors trapped under the rubble.

The opposition declares Erdogan’s candidacy “unconstitutional” while the Turkish president says his path to run for a third term is "clear."

Media, opposition lawmakers condemn harassment of VOA reporter by Nationalist Movement Party members

While some speculate Kemal Kilicdaroglu's faith could cost him votes in a potential runoff against President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, if framed properly it could even provide an opportunity for the opposition.