Turkish police detain Kurdish politicians in early morning raids
Turkish police have detained a number of Kurdish politicians in early morning raids as part of an ongoing investigation carried out in the southeastern province of Diyarbakır on May 22.
Duvar English’s editor-in-chief Cansu Çamlıbel and pollster Can Selçuki discuss the latest debates in Ankara that have triggered a new wave of polarization in Turkish politics. They try to find answers why President Erdoğan has shifted from his calculated tone during the first weeks of the pandemic and opted for raising tensions by deliberately attacking and demonizing the opposition.
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