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Erdogan drops idea to postpone elections - World - Vimarsana News

Erdogan drops idea to postpone elections - World

Senior AKP official says, "At the moment, it seems that May 14 is too early and both leaders will say okay to June 18."

Source: dawn.com
Six killed after latest earthquake shakes Turkey-Syria border - Vimarsana News

Six killed after latest earthquake shakes Turkey-Syria border

Six people were killed after a latest earthquake struck the border regions of Turkey and Syria on Tuesday

Reuters: Erdogan rejects idea of postponing elections in Turkey - Vimarsana News

Reuters: Erdogan rejects idea of postponing elections in Turkey

The source also said that the idea of postponing the elections has been cast a shadow...

Source: news.am
Erdogan leaning towards holding Turkish elections in June -sources - Vimarsana News

Erdogan leaning towards holding Turkish elections in June -sources

President Tayyip Erdogan's government is inclined to hold Turkey's elections as scheduled in June, having cooled on the idea of postponing due to this month's devastating earthquake, three officials told Reuters on Wednesday. Last month Erdogan, aiming to extend his rule into a third decade, said he was bringing the presidential and parliamentary votes forward to May to avoid holidays in June.

Turkey-Syria earthquake: What future for President Erdogan and the AKP? - Vimarsana News

Turkey-Syria earthquake: What future for President Erdogan and the AKP?

The deadly earthquakes of 6 February may reshape Turkey’s political landscape forever. Many Turks hold the government responsible for the scale of the disaster, raising questions about its prospects in the upcoming elections and their outcome. Ayse Karabat reports from Istanbul