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On the first anniversary of the Turkey-Syria earthquake that killed tens of thousands of people and left millions homeless, hundreds of millions of people around the world remain abandoned to their fate in the face of new earthquakes and similar hazards.
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan 'rejects alliance' with the Eurasianist Patriotic Party (Vatan) into his electoral alliance for the 14 May polls, according to Dogu Perincek, the chairman of the party.
Leader of the Vatan party, which advocates closer links to China and Russia, says the Turkish president has turned down his requests to join the AKP-led coalition for the 14 May elections
Voters have been applying to the relevant district election boards since March 22 to sign in favor of presidential candidates that need at least 100,000 signatures to run at the May 14 polls. The signature process will continue until March 27.
The rapprochement between Erdogan’s People’s Alliance and the Kurdish Islamist Huda-Par, seen as the successor of Hezbollah, annoys nationalists, while the move toward arch-conservative New Welfare alarms women.