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Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP) came up short in recent local elections as Turks, including longtime AKP voters, expressed their dismay over the spiraling economy.

Erdoğan’s campaign was laced with nationalist and anti-immigrant rhetoric, which is only expected to increase throughout his latest term

Balki Begumhan Bayhan, Coventry University | - (The Conversation) - After a bitter and hard-fought campaign that went to a …

The victorious Turkish president is likely to pursue a hardline conservative agenda with his ultranationalist allies.

Turkey’s president has solidified his political power by allying with ultranationalist groups.

In Turkey, Erdogan’s government has whittled away women’s rights over 20 years in power, and the country’s women are fed up. “We’re not gone. We are still fighting here.”

The longtime leader is seen as committed to the ongoing rapprochement with Jerusalem, while some fear longshot Kilicdaroglu could push Israel away by reorienting Ankara to the West

Erdoğan looks set to win the second round and a third term as president. Esen Uslu probes the May 14 results and the expected outcome of May 28

Five million first-time voters have never known their country without Recep Tayyip Erdogan in charge.

Recep Tayyip Erdogan has rallied his followers by cracking down on the moderate Hizmet movement – a reflection of an illiberal government that must be defeated in the coming elections