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Erbakan's Legacy: How Yeniden Refah Party Shaped Erdogan's Election Defeat in Turkey - Vimarsana News

Erbakan's Legacy: How Yeniden Refah Party Shaped Erdogan's Election Defeat in Turkey

In the recent Turkish local elections, a political undercurrent, largely unnoticed by many international observers, emerged as a defining factor in the results. Yeniden Refah Party, a relatively young but ideologically robust party, has been credited by many experts with significantly influencing the outcome of the polls, contributing to President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's AKP suffering…

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Arms Industry Takes Center Stage in Turkey's Tense Election Campaign

ANKARA — Turkey's defense-industry ambitions have taken center stage in a polarized campaign here, as 60 million Turks prepare to cast their votes in presidential and parliamentary elections on May 14. Wary of the country's worst economic crisis since

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Arms industry takes center stage in Turkey's tense election campaign

Incumbent President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and challenger Kemal Kilicdaroglu bank on the popularity of domestic programs ahead of voting on May 14.