Constitutional Court will again decide…as CHP, main opposition party, again applied the Court for the rejection of reforms…
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Today’s Zaman
Baykal and his party, joining with the opponents of Ergenekon, a shadowy crime network that has alleged links within the state and is suspected of plotting
Turkey to hold referendum on Sept. 12
Turkey’s CHP applies to top court to annul reform package
Turkish Party Asks Court to Reject Changes
Turkish constitutional reform package set for Sept. 12 referendum
Military denies gendarmeries were inadequately armed to combat PKK
KLAUS JURGENS – ?Opposition on principle? vs. legitimate, constructive policy-making suggestions
Turkey?s most recent constitutional reform package will be presented to the electorate in a referendum as had been widely expected. What does come as a surprise, though, is the date as announced by the Supreme Election Board (YSK): Whereas the government aimed to hold a referendum in mid-July, it has now been asked to wait until Sept. 12 of this year. The difference is 60 days
Turkey’s opposition, Sex, lies and video
A scandal brings down Turkey?s main opposition leader, May 13th 2010, ISTANBUL, The Economist
HE HAS not won an election in almost 20 years. He has made a career of blocking reform. And now he has allegedly been caught in bed with his former private secretary. Yet Deniz Baykal, who on May 10th resigned as leader of Turkey?s main opposition grouping, the pro-secular Republican People?s Party (CHP), may survive nonetheless.
CHP should not water this down
ABDULHAMİT BİLİCİ – Turkey and CHP without Baykal?
No consensus yet in Turkey’s CHP on new leader
Turkey’s new political balance: Old AKP and New Kemalism
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