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As the battle for Turkey’s upcoming presidential and parliamentary elections intensifies, an Al-Monitor poll predicts a tight race between the country’s leading opposition bloc and the ruling alliance.
As the battle for Turkey’s upcoming presidential and parliamentary elections intensifies, an Al-Monitor poll predicts a tight race between the country’s leading opposition bloc and the ruling alliance.
Six relatively important Turkish opposition parties were gathering around a table that used to be called the “table for six.” The steering powers of this table were Kemal Kilicdaroglu, the leader of the main opposition Republican People’s Party, and Meral Aksener, the leader of the Good Party who has previously served as interior minister. Aksener has nationalistic roots from
The joint opposition have announced their constitutional plans if they defeat President Erdogan in the next elections, which centre on restoring a parliamentary system with strong checks and balances.
Turkey will hold presidential and parliamentary elections in mid-2023, amid a deepening economic crisis, growing anger toward millions of refugees unable to return to war-torn Syria, and growing alienation of Turkish youth from the governing regime. The Turkish opposition has managed to capitalize on the country's problems to appeal to a larger constituency, but President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan's latest steps might undermine the opposition's chances and bolster his prospects. What is the opposition's strategy to beat Erdoğan? What is Erdoğan's strategy to extend his 2...