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Criticism has focused on Erdogan's willingness to negotiate with notorious human rights violators in Riyadh and Abu Dhabi

In a surprising and unconventional move, Kemal Kılıcdaroglu, the leader of the secular Republican Peoples Party (CHP), the largest Turkish opposition party, announced his party has decided to submi...

Turkeys next presidential election is likely to take place in May 2023, the countrys main opposition party leader, Kemal Kilicdaroglu, stated on Monday during a TV interview.Probably in May, for us it isnt significant, Kilicdaroglu told TV anchor Ismail Kucukkaya during his morning show on Halk ..

Turkey is in ardent preparation for the elections that are scheduled to take place in June next year. President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has signaled that he will do everything imaginable to win. His Justice and Development Party, known as the AKP, and the far-right MHP of Devlet Bahceli have been acting together under the title “Alliance of the Republic.” However, support for the

While Turkey has prided itself for mediating between Russia and Ukraine, Ankara has shown no such impartiality in the recent fighting between Azerbaijan and Armenia, with Turkish leaders airing their support for Baku.

It should be common sense. The United States should not sell weaponry to countries that work against U.S. interests, that sponsor terrorism, or whose leaders fantasize about killing Americans.

Turkey does not limit such provocations to maps. Turkish jets regularly violate the airspace of Greek islands like Kastellorizo. State Department statements

Turkeys Nationalist Movement Party (MHP) leader and open supporter of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan President Devlet Bahceli said on Monday that the countrys opposition cannot announce its candidate for the upcoming election without the approval of US President Joe Biden.They (the opposition) ca ..

"For us, it is nothing to get from our coast to the opposite Aegean coast," Turkey's Nationalist Movement Party (MHP) chair Devlet Bahceli said.

The centennial of Izmir’s liberation from three years of Greek occupation in the early 20th century started a new fight between the opposition in the government as well as Neo-Ottomans and Kemalists.