well, if recep tayip erdogan wins today. — route? rdogan wins today. we _ route? well, if recep tayip erdogan wins today, we are _ route? well, if recep tayip erdogan wins today, we are going _ route? well, if recep tayip erdogan wins today, we are going to - route? well, if recep tayip erdogan wins today, we are going to see - route? well, if recep tayip erdogan l wins today, we are going to see some deepening problems in turkey. although the interest rate has been reduced by the central bank, although their policy rate today is just 8.5%, market rates are up to 60%, 50%, 60%. and there is something interesting in us dollar terms today. depositors in turkey can gain through a mechanism to rule a depreciation protected mechanism up a depreciation protected mechanism up to 40% of this country, today, provides a yield of 40% in us dollar terms so this is unbearable, this is impossible for the banking industry to carry on and there are some quite deep difficulties for turkey and, if it continues, turkey, the artificial structure which is

dominated in election agenda as much as it does now so the policy is part and parcel of this and recep tayip erdoganses turkey's recent policy gains mediating between russia and ukraine, the green deal, operations in syria, libya, power politics and so the idea of grandeur is very much part of the recep tayip erdogan discourse whereas the opposition, basically, normalisation. normalisation of turkey's different alliances. so thatis turkey's different alliances. so that is the idea of normalisation, as part of the opposition discourse. but when you look at internationally, you also have, like, different countries and different figures. it is very clear who russia favours in the selection. putin clearly favours a victory of recep tayip erdogan and he said, the day before the first round, the opposition candidate coming out quite strongly against russia's interference or russia's supposed interference or russia's supposed interference in the turkish elections and you have the middle east who would prefer a recep tayip erdogan victory. not everyone but probably some in places like the gulf and the gulf

this was the incumbent president, recep tayip erdogan, in istanbul.ousine, with the crowds kept back behind barriers, and more or less had the polling station to himself, when, along with his wife, he cast his ballot. and at exactly the same time as that was happening in istanbul — mr erdogan�*s opponent, kemal kilicdaroglu cast his vote in ankara. the polling station was a little more crowded, and the supporters were able to get up a little bit closer, but everything seemed to pass off without incident. mr kilicdaroglu is a retired civil servant, who's led turkey's main opposition since 2010. both candidates spoke to the media after voting — here's a little of what they had to say. this is the first time in turkey's democratic life that we have seen such a vote in the presidential election and there is no country in the world that such a vote has been organised but turkey has fought a democratic battle in the best way possible with a 90% turnout in the first round and i think it will also do so again today in the same way. i am calling upon all my ci

news mid-hour briefly vladimir putin sent recep tayip erdogan congratulations on his victory in the presidential elections in turkey, the head of state noted. these are the fruits of selfless work at the post, following the results of the second round. erdogan won 52% of the vote. sergey lavrov arrived in kenya. in it, robin will lead a series of meetings with the political leadership, the previous time the head of the russian. mida came to this country 13 years ago. us president biden speaker of the house of representatives makaryti agreed to raise state long ceiling, to avoid default. the head of state declared victory while a dozen republicans in congress intend to block the agreements, russian graduates. today, the first of the mandatory exams are being passed. this is the most massive exam in the russian language, 630,000 people will write it, the result no later than june 16th. ukrainian troops do not stop shelling the belgorod region russian territories are attacking long-range artillery and sabotage and reconnaissance groups of militants with the help of drones to protect their homes loc

recep tayip erdogan and his rival kemal kilicdaroglu go head to head in the turkish presidential run—offrone attack on the ukrainian capital since the start of the war. britain's government is discussing plans for supermarkets to cap the price of basic items to help tackle the rising cost of living. and coming up all the sport including a look ahead

recep taipa-erdogan . the action was not numerous. but everything went without incident. but on downing street , the reaction is much more restrained congratulations to recep tayip erdogan.i look forward to continuing close cooperation between our countries from expanding trade to addressing security threats as nato allies why london doesn't like turkish election results british harvard newspaper writes that western fears of further rapprochement between ankara and moscow, from turkey's reluctance to impose anti-russian sanctions to large-scale joint projects between the two countries, whether it be cooperation in in the field of nuclear energy or the project to create the largest european gas hub in turkey , german chancellor schultz also counts on beneficial cooperation with ankara one of the first to congratulate erdogan on germany's victory turkey is a close partner. and allies we are also closely connected socially and economically congratulations to president erdogan on his re-election. now we will promote our common interests with renewed vigor turkey's eu accession in the list of interests. apparently, the head of the leading faction of the european parliament do

recep tayip erdogan and his rival kemal kilicdaroglu go head to head in the turkish presidential runoffrikes on kyiv overnight in what officials say appear to be the largest drone attack on the ukrainian capital since the start of the war. britain�*s government is discussing plans for supermarkets to cap the price of basic food items to help tackle the rising cost of living crisis. coming up, all the sport including the look

sympathies were distributed, according to the data of the supreme electoral council of turkey, recep tayip. erdoganhe key road 45 and 7 hundredths of a percent, the third candidate for the synagogues , unexpectedly for everyone, took more than five percent. every morning. here it starts with the traditional semite pastry, and according to it, people estimate the level of inflation in the country . he's here today for us about 8 lire. this is something like one belarusian ruble , the economy is the main factor that played against the erodogan in these elections. now let's try to buy. there is really a queue. this factor inflation and discontent of the population and used by the opposition. yes, six parties and their proteges were beaten by the authorities, but the majority, as they confidently stated, did not take the rejet and erdogan pulled such a turkish chess gambit here, gave victory in the first round, but took the parliament. there, the ruling party has the majority on the results of may 14.