Turkey’s democracy is dying as Erdogan dismantles opposition - opinion
Turkey's democracy is facing significant challenges under President Erdogan's leadership. Recent court rulings indicate that the country's institutions are increasingly aligned with the ruling party rather than promoting democratic values. The situation raises concerns about the future of political opposition and civil liberties in Turkey.
- ▪A recent court ruling has targeted the opposition party CHP, reflecting a shift in Turkey's judicial independence.
- ▪Erdogan's government is accused of dismantling democratic institutions to consolidate power.
- ▪The article highlights Turkey's aggressive foreign policies as part of a broader strategy of territorial expansion.
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Turkey’s democracy is dying as Erdogan dismantles opposition - opinionA court ruling targeting the CHP shows how Turkey's institutions now serve power rather than democratic change.Follow us on Google TURKISH PRESIDENT Recep Tayyip Erdogan attends the G20 Summit in Rio de Janeiro. Turkey’s irredentist policies, from its actions in Cyprus to its growing involvement in Syria, highlight a policy of territorial expansion and ethnic dominance, the writer maintains.(photo credit: REUTERS/PILAR OLIVARES)
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