Behind Ankara’s silence: Türkiye’s cautious response to Iran’s attack on Israel
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by Murat Yetkin
1w ago
Ankara’s response to Iran’s airstrike against Israel on the night of April 13 was notably delayed and subdued. Journalists waited for hours for statements from the Presidency, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and even the Ministry of National Defense, but received none. The first official evaluation came from Talha Köse, head of the National Intelligence The post Behind Ankara’s silence: Türkiye’s cautious response to Iran’s attack on Israel appeared first on Yetkin Report ..read more
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Will Turkish economic policies shift post-election?
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by Selva Demiralp
1w ago
The March 31 local elections in Türkiye marked the most severe defeat for the incumbent AKP in its 20-year reign. This voter backlash was a belated response to a decade of policy missteps that severely disrupted economic stability, especially after September 2021. In the run-up to the general elections in May 2023, the government opened The post Will Turkish economic policies shift post-election? appeared first on Yetkin Report ..read more
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Türkiye impose trade restrictions to Israel upon public pressure
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by Murat Yetkin
2w ago
Public pressure has compelled President Tayyip Erdoğan’s cabinet to take action on another front. The Ministry of Trade announced on April 9 that it would impose trade restrictions on Israel covering 54 product categories. The trade embargo, to be enforced by Ministry of Trade Ömer Bolat, will take effect from April 9 and will remain The post Türkiye impose trade restrictions to Israel upon public pressure appeared first on Yetkin Report ..read more
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The CHP’s electoral success and Türkiye’s new era
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by Murat Yetkin
2w ago
The disarray following the CHP’s electoral victory is not only evident in previously AK Party-held municipalities but also within the AKP headquarters and local branches, portraying a sobering sight. The last-minute traders or those attempting to shred documents, the significant effort by Mehmet Uçum, one of the President’s Advisors, to hinder the complete dismantling of The post The CHP’s electoral success and Türkiye’s new era appeared first on Yetkin Report ..read more
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Did CHP win the Turkish election, or did AKP lose it?
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by Can Selçuki
2w ago
The local elections on March 31 produced results far beyond expectations. Immediately after the election, evaluations suggested that the main determinant of CHP’s victory was low AKP turnout. However, a ballot-based analysis points to a different picture. Before delving into its details, it is useful to evaluate three important factors that influenced the election results. The post Did CHP win the Turkish election, or did AKP lose it? appeared first on Yetkin Report ..read more
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AKP-confidential: the ‘pirate text’ leaked after Erdoğan’s AKP meeting
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by Murat Yetkin
3w ago
President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan convened the Justice and Development Party (AKP) Central Executive Committee (MYK) on April 2, two days after March 31 local elections. The main agenda item of the meeting was naturally anticipated to be the ruling party’s electoral defeat. However the information shared afterwards about the meeting has surprised even the most The post AKP-confidential: the ‘pirate text’ leaked after Erdoğan’s AKP meeting appeared first on Yetkin Report ..read more
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Turkish local elections: Three reasons why Erdoğan lost to a groundswell
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by Murat Yetkin
3w ago
The unofficial results of the March 31 local elections in Türkiye have ushered in a significant shift in the country’s political landscape. The Republican People’s Party (CHP) has seen a notable increase in its nationwide vote share, enabling it to assume control in cities where it has never held power before. With 61 million voters The post Turkish local elections: Three reasons why Erdoğan lost to a groundswell appeared first on Yetkin Report ..read more
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Identity politics or economic realities: Turkish local elections and beyond
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by Murat Yetkin
3w ago
On March 31, Türkiye will once again exercise its democratic right to vote in local government elections. Yet, this election transcends mere local political dynamics; it stands as a pivotal moment shaping the trajectory of Turkish politics at large. In the wake of the May 23 general elections, Türkiye’s political landscape is undergoing significant shifts, The post Identity politics or economic realities: Turkish local elections and beyond appeared first on Yetkin Report ..read more
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Surmounting obstacles: Potential impact of Imamoğlu’s victory
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by Murat Yetkin
3w ago
We are heading towards one of the most unfair and unequal elections in our history on March 31st. Despite its being a local elections, its results will have profound effects on Turkish poltical landscape, especially in Istanbul. President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan seems to have mobilized the entire state machinery to prevent the re-election of Istanbul’s The post Surmounting obstacles: Potential impact of Imamoğlu’s victory appeared first on Yetkin Report ..read more
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Energy wars with Russia are heating up
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by Mehmet Öğütçü
3w ago
Very early this morning, I talked to the Dubai-based Gulf Intelligence, one of the world’s leading energy think tanks, about the latest developments in the world, our region and Turkey. What follows is a succinct summary of what I elaborated. Accelerating the energy transition is a “fantasy” Green energy transformation is, of course, a process The post Energy wars with Russia are heating up appeared first on Yetkin Report ..read more
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