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As the war drags on and another winter approaches, rumblings about elections next year and talk of a “stalemate” on the battlefield have exposed fault lines in a country whose unity has been a crucial force in an existential struggle against the Russian invasion.
Ukraine’s international allies have stressed the importance of elections in Ukraine in 2024. But does the public support it, and is it legally possible or even practical in wartime?
Kavala, 66, faced alternating charges that have ranged from espionage and financing the 2013 protests to taking part in a failed 2016 coup against Erdogan.
The Council of Europe on Monday awarded its top rights prize to jailed Turkish philanthropist Osman Kavala, who has come under repeated attack from President Recep Tayyip Erdogan. The decision drew an angry response from Ankara, but was cheered on by groups that have long expressed worries about Turkey’s deteriorating human rights record under Erdogan. […]
The Council of Europe on Monday awarded its top rights prize to jailed Turkish philanthropist Osman Kavala, who has come under repeated attack from President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.This prize is so important," his wife, Ayse Bugra Kavala, said, accepting the award from Tiny Kox, president of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe.