DEM Party Co-Chair Bakırhan: 'The Solution Mind is One'

DEM Party Co-Chair Tuncer Bakırhan announced plans to apply to the Ministry of Justice for a meeting with Öcalan, denying any coordination in the process and emphasizing the independence of their actions. He stated, 'The solution mind is one,' rejecting claims of any connection between the parties involved.

Azerbaijan's oil shipment to Israel via Turkey is requested to be stopped: 'Close the valves'

The Turkish government is accused of facilitating oil shipments from Azerbaijan to Israel through Turkish ports, despite calls from the group 'Filistin İçin Bin Genç' to halt these operations. The Energy Ministry has stated that no loading is taking place at the ports.

CHP will continue its normalization strategy: 'When we don't fight, voters hear us'

CHP leader Özgür Özel emphasized the continuation of the party's normalization strategy, which aims to reach voters from AK Parti and MHP by avoiding confrontational politics. He criticized the government's handling of economic issues and highlighted the need for a transparent and inclusive approach to the Kurdish issue, focusing on parliamentary solutions. Ekrem İmamoğlu, Istanbul's mayor, echoed these sentiments, warning against political maneuvers aimed at destabilizing the party. The article also touches on criticisms of government figures, including President Erdoğan and Interior Minister Ali Yerlikaya.

Ağıralioğlu introduces the Key Party on a nationalist-conservative line: 'Solution cannot be proposed with Öcalan'

Yavuz Ağıralioğlu, formerly of the Büyük Birlik Partisi, has introduced the Anahtar Parti, positioning it as a nationalist-conservative opposition party with aspirations for future governance. He emphasized that solutions involving Öcalan are unacceptable, highlighting the party's firm stance on national issues.

İYİ Party leader: 'We are against constitutional amendments that will give Erdoğan another chance to be elected'

İYİ Parti leader Müsavat Dervişoğlu expressed opposition to any constitutional amendments that would allow President Tayyip Erdoğan another chance to be elected. This statement was made during a response to a question from VOA Türkçe after a group meeting at the Turkish Grand National Assembly, where Dervişoğlu addressed MHP leader Bahçeli.

Will Ankara Yenimahalle remain the 'stronghold of CHP'?

The article discusses the political dynamics in Ankara's Yenimahalle district, traditionally a stronghold of the CHP, as it approaches the upcoming local elections without an alliance. Cumhur İttifakı candidate Abdülkadir Aydoğan suggests that the CHP is experiencing fatigue after three terms in power. The piece explores the potential for change in the district's political landscape.

Fidan in Washington: How will Turkey-US relations progress under the shadow of sanctions?

Following Turkey's green light for Sweden's NATO membership, there is increased optimism for progress in Turkey-US relations, including the potential sale of F-16 military aircraft. The CAATSA sanctions imposed by the US due to Turkey's acquisition of Russian S-400 air defense systems are expected to be a significant topic of discussion. Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan is in Washington for talks, which will include the seventh meeting of the Turkey-US Strategic Mechanism established in October 2021. Fidan's agenda includes emphasizing NATO alliance commitments, addressing Turkey's stance against terrorist organizations FETÖ and PKK-YPG, and seeking removal from CAATSA sanctions. Experts comment on the potential for a positive shift in US policy towards Turkey, the need for a compromise on the S-400 issue, and the implications of US sanctions on Russia for Turkey.

DEM Party's ABB candidate Türkdoğan: 'The government is well aware of our demands'

Öztürk Türkdoğan, the DEM Party's candidate for Ankara Metropolitan Municipality Mayor, emphasized that their campaign for local elections will focus on 'freedom for Abdullah Öcalan' and 'democratic solutions to the Kurdish issue.' He stated that the government is well aware of their demands.

Reaction to Urban Transformation Law: 'Opens the Door to Rent'

The CHP has taken the urban transformation law to the Constitutional Court, arguing that it disregards housing and property rights by granting expropriation authority to the Presidency under the pretext of disaster risk. The TMMOB Chamber of Civil Engineers also criticizes the law, claiming it is implemented in high land rent areas rather than where it is needed.

Earthquake victims fear those responsible for the destruction in the Kahramanmaraş earthquake are not being punished

One year after the devastating Kahramanmaraş earthquake, victims' families express frustration over the slow pace of justice and lack of accountability for those responsible. Organized under the 'Adalet Peşinde Aileler' platform, they demand that all responsible parties, including contractors and government officials, be held accountable. The article highlights various individuals' calls for justice, emphasizing the need for comprehensive investigations and accountability for the tragedy's impact.