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- What We Know About the Turmoil in Turkey - The New York Times
Security forces have used water cannons and tear gas to disperse the protests Interior Minister Ali Yerlikaya has said that more than 1,800 people have been detained in relation to the protests
- The Strategies and Struggles of the Turkish Opposition under . . .
Although the opposition appears to agree on its strong alliance strategy, there are significant challenges ahead: rivalry within the opposition, internal division, and polarization on critical issues
- Opposition Challenges Erdogan: How Turkiye Entered a New . . .
Between street pressure and judicial tactics, Turkiye's political landscape is at a pivotal moment as the opposition challenges President Recep Tayyip Erdogan by calling for early elections
- 2025 Turkish protests - Wikipedia
On 19 March 2025, Turkish authorities detained İmamoğlu on allegations that included corruption and providing assistance to the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK), an organization designated as terrorist by Turkey and its Western allies
- Internal divisions in Turkey deepen: Lessons from the recent . . .
The Turkish local elections on 31 March reflected a deepening of internal divisions over the single-party government’s policies in the economic, social and foreign policy realms But there are two contradicting views about the implications of the elections for the current political leadership
- The Poverty of Turkish Opposition and Its Obsession with . . .
The multi-party era in Turkish politics, which began after World War II, has long since ended When Erdoğan launched his campaign against the Gülen Movement in December 2013, the Turkish opposition remained on the sidelines, viewing the conflict as an internal struggle within the Islamist camp
- For whom the bell tolls: Quo vadis Turkish opposition?
With municipal elections slated for 31 March 2024, conflict must be solved quickly Failing to do so could threaten the CHP’s hold on crucial metropoles while also jeopardising the presence of a robust opposition in an increasingly authoritarian country
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