14 May 2023 Turkish General Election
Insight Turkey Publishes Its Latest Issue “Post-Election Turkish Foreign Policy”
| NewsThe published issue of Insight Turkey strives to shed light on Türkiye’s foreign policy while …
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NewsInsight Turkey Publishes Its Latest Issue “Post-Election Turkish Foreign Policy”
By SETAAs we witnessed one of the most significant elections on the centennial of the Turkish Republic’s founding, Insight Turkey proudly presents a special issue that meticulously evaluates the elections and examines how Türkiye’s foreign policy will be shaped in their aftermath and we hope and believe that the insightful and stimulating debates raised on the issue will be helpful to our readers.
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Opinion‘Change’ or discerning voter anger: What’s the real deal in CHP?
By Burhanettin DuranSince last month’s elections, the Turkish people have been talking about “change” within the main opposition party. The main opposition Republican People's Party (CHP) supporters and Istanbul’s mayor, Ekrem Imamoğlu, started that debate.
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OpinionAre local elections a remedy for Turkish opposition’s concerns?
By Burhanettin DuranNegotiations are already underway among opposition parties regarding next year’s municipal election. The Republican People’s Party (CHP) and the Good Party (IP) are experiencing the tension of party congresses and, having failed to take stock of their latest defeat, their leaders continue to get calls to step down. Accordingly, there is a deepening polarization between supporters and opponents of those party leaders.
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Path of Turkish politics in new era amid crisis...
By Burhanettin DuranAt the height of his political power, Erdoğan will make improvements to the presidential system in an attempt to consolidate it. Adopting a holistic approach to all parts of politics, he will try to take bold steps and launch new initiatives in Türkiye.
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Türkiye elections: How Erdogan proved his critics wrong
By Tanya Goudsouzian By Murat AslanThe results of last week's Turkish election runoff came in sooner than anticipated. By 7pm in Istanbul (4pm GMT), it was clear that incumbent President Recep Tayyip Erdogan had won another term in office with a little over 52 percent of the vote.
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Podcast: Türkiye Voted | Domestic and International Implications
By SETATürkiye Voted | Domestic and International Implications
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Turkish presidential elections and Western misperception
By Muhittin AtamanPresident Erdoğan has received 52.18% of the vote, while his rival Kılıçdaroğlu received 47.82%. Thus, President Erdoğan has won over 10 elections – including presidential elections, parliamentarian elections, local elections and referendums – that he entered since 2002. This is a record-high number in the history of modern Türkiye, which made Erdoğan the longest-serving statesman in the history of the Turkish Republic.
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Erdogan’s election victory: a new era in Turkish foreign...
By Kadir ÜstünTurkish foreign policy is faced with the task of preserving the gains it has made in various critical issues, from Libya to Azerbaijan, Ukraine to the Eastern Mediterranean, while improving economic relations with Europe, increasing effectiveness within NATO, and managing the impacts of global power shifts.