we know all about president recep tayyip erdogan, he | president recep tayyip erdogan, he has been onand none of this will change any of that. a moment on the opposition, they before the election were given a good chance. they haven't done it. what happens now. do they dissolve for another five years? i what happens now. do they dissolve for another five years?— for another five years? i think that is a aood for another five years? i think that is a good question. _ for another five years? i think that is a good question. that _ for another five years? i think that is a good question. that is - for another five years? i think that l is a good question. that is because this moment was seen by many as a moment that might not be repeated. in kemal kilicdaroglu you had a single candidate who didn't parties with different visions united around. they didn't all want turkey to look the same way, they had different ideas and policies, but what united them was wanting to remove recep tayyip erdogan. so that is why the table of six as they call themselves gathered around one candidate. even the

the recep tayyip erdogan juggernaut rolls on.n the turkish capital, the streets belong to his supporters, who have stuck with him through thick and thin and hyperinflation. translation: we are blessed that our president _ is leading us again. there is no better feeling than this. let the world hear it. he is the leader who has taught the entire world a lesson. and here he was, serenading supporters, or trying to... from a bus top near his home in istanbul, having beaten off the biggest challenge in years. the only winner, he said, is turkey — before stoking divisions with an attack on the opposition and the lgbtq community. earlier he handed out cash outside a polling station, like a modern—day sultan. one who has now extended his reign for another five years. his rival, kemal kilicdaroglu, ran as mr nice guy. but then veered to the right, vowing to send all refugees home. supporters chanting his slogan today — "everything will be beautiful." "he is our hope," she told us. now defeated, he fears a much bigger troubles are ahead f

it's a two—way runoff between the current presdient recep tayyip erdogan. ular opposition leader, kemal kilicdaroglu. in the first round of the elction earlier this month, president erdogan won 49.5 percent of the vote — just over 4 percent more than his rival. both candidates are now chasing support from nationalist voters. we can now speak to anna foster. anna. lewis, thank you. welcome to istanbul. anna. lewis, thank you. welcome to lstanbul- the — anna. lewis, thank you. welcome to istanbul. the most _ anna. lewis, thank you. welcome to istanbul. the most beautiful- anna. lewis, thank you. welcome to istanbul. the most beautiful part - anna. lewis, thank you. welcome to istanbul. the most beautiful part ofl istanbul. the most beautiful part of the city. there are people fishing and families out walking but the topic of conversation, as it has been for weeks now, it's your turkey�*s next president will be. you might remember that two weeks ago we had the parliamentary and presidential elections but neither of the presidential candidates, none managed to g

that is president recep tayyip erdogan. - pass the bills? that is president recep tayyip erdogan.then pass the bills? that is president - recep tayyip erdogan. and then you have kemal kilicdaroglu, his challenger, who brought together a whole range of opposition parties. he presented himself as a more secular alternative, a more democratic alternative but his critics say that he doesn't have the strength of the experience on the international stage that president recep tayyip erdogan has. he, though, has been talking about some of the issues that have really been resonating at the ballot boxes this year including the economy. the situation that _ year including the economy. the situation that our country is in right— situation that our country is in right now— situation that our country is in right now is not good. turkey needs to get— right now is not good. turkey needs to get out— right now is not good. turkey needs to get out of this. to be able to do that we _ to get out of this. to be able to do that we need to put up a fight together, no matter how we look at the conditions

recep tayyip erdogan. a man who race. so you have the incumbent - recep tayyip erdogan.wer human turkey for 20 years now first as prime minister and then as president, who are slowly really focused and concentrating in the hands of the presidency. and then you have the challenger. somebody who all of the opposition parties, even though some of them have very different visions of them have very different visions of how they want turkey to look they have come together with a common aim and that is to try and unseat recep tayyip erdogan from power. it is a really close race. 0n election day we can�*t talk about predictions, we can�*t talk about polls but we do know that this is the tightest race in years and in the next few hours, when the polls close on those ballots not be counted, it really will be anybody�*s two when. if nobody gets more than 50% of the votes it will go to a run—off in two weeks�* time. there is really a lot to guess at this stage and very little to know for sure but we�*re going to be following this over next few hours here and we will keep you right u

in fact, if— challenge recep tayyip erdogan. in fact, if the — challenge recep tayyip erdogan.sition party had chosen him as itsjoint candidate, together with a number of other parties that are part of the alliance, — other parties that are part of the alliance, i— other parties that are part of the alliance, i think he would have had received _ alliance, i think he would have had received a — alliance, i think he would have had received a much better result in this presidential election. but i think_ this presidential election. but i think that chance was missed. just talk us think that chance was missed. limit talk us through lie think that chance was missed. lmit talk us through lie that —— why that didn't happen. it seemed an obvious choice to choose one of mayors. but there are reasons why that would have been dangerous.— there are reasons why that would have been dangerous. there are two reasons why — have been dangerous. there are two reasons why that _ have been dangerous. there are two reasons why that don't _ have been dangerous. there are two reasons why that don't h

recep tayyip erdogan here in istanbul.r those votes to push them over the 50% mark. it has now come down to a straight run off between these two match candidates. the exportation is that this time we will find out who turkey's next leader will be. let's look at body tell us who the turkish people are choosing between. recep tayyip erdogan in power here for 20 years, first as prime minister, then as president. he has been accused of becoming an increasingly authoritarian leader, changing the rules to keep himself in power. he has also made us a much more deeply religious country, certainly in terms of civil society, the rule of law, that was beforehand. he and his supporters say he is a strong leadership candidate, that he is the sort of man that turkey needs to really cement its position in the world and deal with some of the problems in turkish society, like the economic crisis for example. he has been calling yesterday on his supporters not to be complacent, i think, not to look at the fact he was so close last time roun

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sunday , and it will be determined by the ruling party of the turkish president, while recep tayyip erdogan and kamal, the representatives of the two main coalitions of the president and the people of karzadeh, have a tough competition to reach the table. the 13th presidency of the republic of turkey has started and they are trying to gather more votes by questioning the performance of others . the people have expectations of solving their country's problems, such as solving political and economic problems . we have many regional problems. we need to have better relations with neighboring countries. why it does not have a close relationship with neighboring mansourieh. our country's economy is dependent on it. curbing inflation and people's livelihood should be the priority of the future government. employment for the youth and increasing the standard of living and welfare of the people is our most important expectation from the future president. the votes close to each other and a completely different approach have determined an unknown fate for the election of the 13th president of turkey

it is worth notin: recep tayyip erdogan. it is worth noting that _ recep tayyip erdogan. tayyip erdogan. it is worth noting that kemal kilicdaroglu i noting that kemal kilicdaroglu managed to do something fairly impressive himself, he managed to bring together six opposition parties who did not really have any major connections with each other but managed to get them to coalesce around him as a candidate. he managed to get the selection to go to a second round, that has never happened before. he has had, despite potentially not managing to win the election, significant success none the less? i election, significant success none the less? ~ ., ,, ., , the less? i think so. it appears uuite the less? i think so. it appears quite clear— the less? i think so. it appears quite clear at _ the less? i think so. it appears quite clear at this _ the less? i think so. it appears quite clear at this stage - the less? i think so. it appears quite clear at this stage that i the less? i think so. it appears| quite clear at this stage that he has not win but he pushed it into a second r

president recep tayyip erdogan is seeking to extend his rule into a third decade. ilicdaroglu. speaking after casting his vote, he urged turkey to get rid of the authoritarian regime in the country. russia unleashes a wave of air strikes on kyiv overnight in what officials say appear to be the largest drone attack on the ukrainian capital since the start of the war. ukraine says 52 out of 5a drones aimed at the capital were shot down.

president tayyip erdogan voted in istanbul. long queues formed early at polling stations.is key rival — kimil kilicdaroglu. he's the leader of a broad opposition alliance opening to end mr erdogan�*s time in power. live now to our middle east corrrespondent, anna foster, from antakya. it is one of the city is yet to recover from an earthquake. it it is one of the city is yet to recover from an earthquake. it is. the devastation _ recover from an earthquake. it is. the devastation still— recover from an earthquake. it is. the devastation still here - recover from an earthquake. it 3 the devastation still here after that earthquake on the 6th of february is extraordinary. while city blocks are raised to the ground under real quietness in the streets. this has been, in many ways, a ghost town until today because thousands of people have had to come back here to vote in the election. hundreds of thousands fled the area altogether because so many of these buildings including this polling station, this building behind me as a school, it is where people have normally been voting

tayyip erdogan with re-election. i look forward to continuing to work together.nato allies on bilateral issues and a common global challenge. but congratulations from the polish president, especially liked by users of social networks, andrzej duda by mistake. he gave a link not to erdogan's page. she is an account of the fans of the football club, besiktas its oversight, warsaw from the rule only half an hour later artyom crossolin lead. air threat warning and dozens of explosions throughout ukraine past at night, a large-scale air raid siren was announced included in kiev, vinnitsa region, zhytomyr, odessa, khmelnytsky , poltava, lvov and other regions. after that, reports of powerful explosions and large fires began to arrive. the front series of explosions in ukraine was on sunday night in some regions, an air raid alarm was in effect from 12:00 at night until 6:00 in the morning it became later. it is known that as a result of high-precision strikes, military facilities in zhytomyr, kiev and many other regions were disabled. russian paratroopers actively defe

will be held and will be determined by the ruling party of the president of turkey, while recep tayyip erdogan and kemal kilicdaroglu, the representatives of the two main coalitions of the president and the nation , have started a tough competitive campaign to reach the 13th presidency of turkey and have questioned taking each other's performance and promises, they are trying to collect more votes. people are concerned about solving their country 's problems . they expect to solve political and economic problems and their effects on many regional problems. we need to have better relations with neighboring countries because our neighbor syria does not have close relations. which the country's economy depends on controlling inflation and the people's livelihood should be the priority of the future government. employment for the youth and increasing the standard of living and welfare of the people is our most important expectation from the future president, who is the largest country in our country. the two main candidates with close votes and a completely approach the difference has marked an un

president tayyip erdogan cast his vote in istanbul. and this is his key rival — kimil kilicdaroglu. a broad opposition alliance hoping to end mr erdogan�*s time in power. in the last hour, we heard from president erdogan. he tweeted: "the voting process has been completed throughout the country in a way that befits our democracy. now, as always, it is time to firmly protect the ballot boxes. until the results are finalised, we will continue to protect the will of our people. let's talk now to our correspondent, silin girit at the opposition�*s headquarters in istanbul. things are looking very calm behind you. what is the atmosphere like? it feels like the calm before the storm. counting is under way and everyone across the nation feels very edgy, actually, about what might happen, what is going to happen. if it is a tight margin every vote will count and if it is a tight margin there is this fear of the repeat of what has happened three years ago during the municipal elections in istanbul. the votes were counted and there was a small margin and the election process had to be repeate

supporters of president recep tayyip erdogan massed outside his presidential palace here, marking a hardctory. translation: i've been voting for him since - i was 18, yetter tells us. my generation backs erdogan. we won the election fairly, thank god. recep tayyip erdogan. outside his presidential palace here, marking a hard fought victory. translation: i've been voting for him since i love you a lot. in istanbul, he did it his way. with a sing along for supporters of his ruling ak party and an attack on familiar targets. is the opposition pro lgbt? he asks. could any lgbt infiltrate our party? no, they chorus. over at the opposition�*s headquarters, it was like a funeral. almost half the voters were with them, not the president. the election has crystallised the divisions here, and the opposition is warning of trouble ahead. it's already visible here in currency exchange rates. the turkish lira fell again to a record low on news of the president's victory. experts say he has mismanaged the economy, resulting in rampant inflation. some of the young now see no future here. so i don't have

the supreme election council of turkey, recep tayyip erdoğan , announced the current president rouhanias the 12th president of the country. as you mentioned, this election is in the first stages. and second under strict security measures, erdoğan, after being assured of victory in the elections last night, attended his supporters in istanbul and gave a speech there, and immediately came to ankara, the capital, and gave a speech to his supporters in front of the presidential palace. meni, who thanked the people of turkey and the citizens who voted for erdoğan, at the beginning of his speech , he also mocked the western allies and western countries that i was planning to overthrow the erdoğan government last night in the suburbs of damascus. were targeted by missile attacks faced with the response of the syrian army, a military source in syria announced that at around 3:45 p.m. on sunday evening, the 123rd front of the occupied ghatati area around damascus was targeted by airstrikes , saying that the syrian air force had intercepted the aggressor missiles and a number of them it is said

intelligence organization of turkey, specifically under the supervision of recep tayyip erdogan, are organized from certain points of view, including the ease of having space at their disposal. it will not be placed, these are the same nodes which we should witness as the final hours of the elections and the start of the voting process are approaching, and i think that there may be events at the end of the voting and also the beginning of the counting of votes. it is possible that we have developments that can affect the election results. in the past two weeks, there is a series of evidences that show that frauds and organizations were formed to change the results of the votes by the ruling party, and that was one of the concerns that always points to the impact of the developments in turkey and the region on the snow within 20 seconds. will have without the least transformational developments that it happens, maybe i can say that you are afraid of the change or dissolution of the organization, the national intelligence organization of turkey, which has been the main element of the g

still small, but quite an emotional moment during the performance recep tayyip erdogan, he thanked his supporters for their support and even sang. i note that erdogan in ankara was organized by his residence on may 14, he met with his supporters at the central office of the justice and development party, so that it was logical at that time, since parliamentary elections were taking place then, it is expected that after the istanbul speech, the president will also speak before supporters here in the turkish capital atmosphere residence building in anticipation of the arrival of their president. by the way, there are much more journalists here this time than in the first round. and what is remarkable, if last time there were practically no, and western media, now we hear how our colleagues conduct live broadcasts in english, french a and german, nothing remains for the west. how to recognize the results of more expressions of turkish citizens? now i understand that it was the assistant to recep taipa-erdogan who began to speak. he, as always, turns on uh supporters of the incumbent presi

but first we go to turkey, where president recep tayyip erdogan has been re—elected after a second round according to the white house, the two discussed their "readiness as nato allies to address regional and global challenges". erdogan says he has a job to do to reunite the country — that's following his narrow victory. president erdogan won the run—off election with 52% of the vote to the opposition's 48%. but as well as dealing with a deeply divided country, he also has an economic crisis on his hands, with inflation — the rate at which prices rise — running at over a0%. our chief international correspondent orla guerin reports. it was a long night of celebration for one side of turkey. supporters of president recep tayyip erdogan massed outside his presidential palace here, marking a hard fought victory. "i've been voting for him since i was 18," yetter tells us. "my generation backs erdogan. "we won the election fairly, thank god. "recep tayyip erdogan, i love you — a lot." in istanbul, he did it his way, with a singalong for supporters of his ruling ak party and an attack on famili

turkish presented recep tayyip erdogan has said he would respect the vote.

that is what the president, recep tayyip erdogan, has had to say.cter, i quietly spoken former civil servant. he spent a lot of his campaign talking about his vision of a secular, more secularfuture for turkey and talking about a more democratic country, and said he would improve things like free speech but his critics say he would not be strong enough on the world stage that he has not got the leadership experience and provides a contrast to recep tayyip erdogan to put things in the way he could. kemal kilicdaroglu has been saying to his supporters and voters that he can solve some of the problems that turkey has been suffering. translation: , ., ., ., translation: the situation our count is translation: the situation our country is in _ translation: the situation our country is in right _ translation: the situation our country is in right now _ translation: the situation our country is in right now is - translation: the situation our country is in right now is not - country is in right now is not good. turkey need to get out of this. to be able to

welcome to the 8 am news. 98.4% of votes were counted in the presidential election of recep tayyip erdogan and 49.3% of the votes . and the fifth anniversary of nakbat day condemned the attacks of the zionist regime on the gaza strip and became valuable garbage with raptor made by the experts of danesh banyan company in bushehr , the possibility of producing fuel, industrial carbon black and gas from waste. according to the latest statistics announced this morning, the current president of turkey, recep tayyip erdogan , is leading with 49.4 votes, and his main rival, kamal , has won 45 percent of the votes, and with a lower percentage, but well , it can be said that i am waiting for them to see that the fate of israel was terrible if this letter is with you mpt will be installed to the zionist regime and its supporters by replacing the old engines of a team in new york, killed in a complaint , the portuguese premier league is 21 years old, but not with the people. others believe that by speeding up the rally period and winning the third place in june , we will enter the selection process f

after 6 months, recep tayyip erdogan won 98 and 99 percent of the votes by winning more than 52 percent of the votes. he was lagging behind erdoğan and in this round, the box was 47.9 times the competition oglu represented the tension of the opposition party of the turkish government in order to attract some anti-immigration policies to his supporters and transfer the numbers of millions of pakistani afghan syrian refugees to their country . the president of turkey said in his speech in istanbul during third, the presidency will serve the nation and the people of turkey will not be voted out. he also thanked the leaders of the countries who congratulated him on his victory in the elections. in a beautiful message congratulating recep tayyip erdoğan on his re-victory in the turkish presidential election, it shows the continuation of the valuable trust of the turkish nation, as the president has expressed his confidence in the previous period of friendly relations between the two countries based on strong historical, cultural, religious ties and good neighborliness , mutual respect and th

. - turkey's re—elected president recep tayyip erdogan says he has a job to do to reunite the countryis narrow victory. president erdogan won the run—off election with 52% of the vote to the opposition�*s 48. but as well as dealing with a deeply divided country, he also has an economic crisis on his hands — with inflation, that's the rate at which prices rise, running at over a0%. 0ur chief international correspondent 0rla guerin reports. it was a long night of celebration for one side of turkey. supporters of president recep tayyip erdogan massed outside his presidential palace here, marking a hard fought victory. "i've been voting for him since i was 18," this lady tells us. "my generation backs erdogan. we won the election fairly, thank god. recep tayyip erdogan, i love you, a lot." in istanbul, he did it his way. with a sing—along for supporters of his ruling ak party and an attack on familiar targets. "is the opposition pro—lgbt?" he asks. "could any lgbt infiltrate our party?" "no," they chorus. over at the opposition�*s headquarters, it was like a funeral. almost half the voter

the people of turkey congratulated recep tayyip erdogan on his re-election. in a message, mr. raisi congratulated recep tayyip erdogan on his re-election in the turkish presidential election . the leader of the friendly relations between the two countries and the basis of strong historical, cultural, religious ties, good neighborliness, mutual respect and common interests of the two nations should be further strengthened and in the shadow of these cooperation, more suitable conditions to strengthen the peace, stability and development of the region should be provided . erdogan for the third term of the president in the second round of turkey's presidential election, which was held on sunday, recep tayyip erdoğan and counting more than 99% of the votes, with more than 52% of the votes , beat his rival kemal kılıçdaroğlu, the leader of the republican party of turkey, who in the previous round he was 5% behind erdogan in this dore also won the race by winning 47.9% of the votes. rishdar gholu represented turkey's opposition party , he focused on anti-immigration policy to absorb

ankara has congratulated president recep tayyip erdogan on his re-election by the turkish people, inulatory message on the re-election of recep tayyip erdogan in the turkish presidential election. based on links it is a strong historical, cultural and religious neighborliness , mutual respect and common interests of the nation should be strengthened more than in the past, and in the shadow of these cooperation, more suitable conditions should be provided to strengthen the peace, stability and development of the region. the occupying forces had sent a military vehicle to the ambulance to prevent the injured from being transferred to the place. damascus was targeted by missile attacks, which was met with the reaction of the syrian army defense, a soldier in syria announced that around 23:45 on sunday evening, the 3rd, and from the front of the occupied district , the areas around damascus were targeted by the syrian air defense missiles. aggressors and intercepted and shot down a number of them. it is said that due to this attack , limited damage was also caused. cross- border and the

cheering that is what president recep tayyip erdogan has had to say.ifferent character. he's a quietly spoken former civil servant. he spent a lot of his campaign talking about his vision of a more secular future for turkey, talking about a more democratic country, saying that he would improve things like free speech. but his critics say that he would not be strong enough on the world stage. that he hasn't got the leadership experience to really provide a contrast to mr erdogan, to really push things forward in the way that he could. but kemal kilicdaroglu has been saying to his supporters and to some of these floating voters that he can solve some of the problems that turkey has been suffering. translation: the situation that our country is in right i now is not good, turkey needs to get out of this. to be able to do that, we need to put up a fight together. no matter how we look at the conditions we are in, a pessimistic atmosphere has been created for everyone. today, turkey has some serious economic problems. we will go to the polls and cast our vo

but this is given the victory of recep tayyip erdogan in the presidential elections.course in relations with russia will continue. and alexandra is watching how the economy will react to this triumphal victory among you. thank you, it was artyom boxes. he spoke about the economic relations between russia and turkey , of course, about the course that erdogan adheres to. us president joe biden agreed with speaker of the house of representatives kevin mccarthy, of course, we are talking about the most pressing problem of the states a gonzologa and defaults. now i will tell you all the details , so, according to the american leader , a budget agreement has been reached. it will avoid us default expected suspense. actions of the national debt ceiling until january 1, 25. true, this will limit the expenditures of the federal budget. this is the first time this has happened in 10 years. but there are exceptions. this is its defense article, on the contrary , it is planned to even increase it by a percentage. joe biden noted that the bill is sent to the house of representativ

few minutes with the presence of more than 60 million voters, the close competition of recep tayyip erdogan with perfection and localizing the car headlight simulator technology and aluminum circuits, a technology widely used in the automotive and home appliance industries , which reduces production costs all year long before the product is ready for your eid greeting card, and complete all the items that we have made, dear cyrus, and a very complete new information about the danger light. may he have light and parts, in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, may god bless muhammad and the family of muhammad , and hasten their fate . from the development of economic relations between the two countries welcomed and suggested the quarterly preparation of private sector companies to meet each other and live review of commercial and investment facilities to identify areas of mutual cooperation, the minister of economic affairs and finance while pointing out the urgent needs for cooperation in the field of hajj image and trade between the two countries on the need to resolve ba

the second presidential election in turkey will be held today while recep tayyip erdogan and kemal doglu to obtain an array of eight a million people try to participate in the first round of the elections. a report from al-alam network about the second round of the elections in turkey. the participation rate in the turkish elections is more than 88% compared to the previous elections. this is a high figure, which is due to the intensification of the competition between the candidates of the turkish president recep tayyip erdogan. and kamal kılıçdaroğlu is the candidate of the opposition talking about the percentage change and attracting 8 million eligible voters in the elections who did not participate in the first phase of the elections, they boycotted these elections and some parties decided not to publicly support the participants in the elections and the decision in this left the field to their party bases to make the appropriate decision in this field, and for some polls, the election by 12% of the voters in the first period of the election was numerous , so that some people did thi

president recep tayyip erdogan has told supporters he is ready for a runoff. e result is one of the opposition's best showings in years. six parties unite behind a sickle candidate, hoping to end erdogan's two decades in power. kemal kilicdaroglu says if he wins, he will return turkiye to a parliamentary system. he has urged supporters to be patient. >> despite his smear campaign against us, erdogan has not gotten a result he wanted. if the first round was not enough to receive the mandate, we are going to get it in the runoff election. reporter: a third contender has done better than expected. so far he is refusing to back either erdogan or kilicdaroglu. >> there'll be another difficult 15 days ahead of us and during this time if the elections are completed with the current results and go to the second round, we will do our best to make this process a good one for our nation and our country. at this time, we are not saying that we will support one party or the other. reporter: erdogan's popularity has been dented in recent years. economy is in crisis. high inf

june, in the second phase of the election, one of these two political leaders, recep tayyip erdoğan,ate of the presidential coalition , and kemal kılıçdaroğlu, the candidate of the nation coalition, will be elected as the 13th president of turkey. voting has started in the second round and they are still trying to question each other's political and electoral approach . i swear to god, they are here until the end and i will fight. the only thing they know is to knock on the table to ease the pain of their defeat, while some members of the coalition of parties opponents believe that if there had been no electoral fraud, the candidate of the nation coalition could have won the majority vote , but the head of the supreme election council of turkey denied any fraud in the first round of elections. participation the people of turkey now have no choice but to choose one of the two competing candidates in the second round of the election. it is expected that different sections of the turkish people will go to the polls to determine the future of their country, at least to comply with the la

with counting nearly complete, state media says president recep tayyip erdogan received 49.5 percentthe vote. his rival kemal kilicdaroglu is drooling with just under 45 percent. officials have confirmed that a run-up will take place in two weeks time as no candidate was able to take more than 50% of the general vote. kilicdaroglu had hoped to harness public anger among turkiye's public over the economy as well as the botched response to the earthquake this year. the result is the strongest challenge to erdogan assets rule in decades. many they came expecting a victory speech. but unlike his figures presidential elections, recep tayyip erdogan couldn't climb a first round win for his weeding supporters. before the ballots were counted, turkiye's incoming president accepted he may face a runoff. >> if our nation has made its choice in favor of the second round of the election then that is also welcome. reporter: his main rival, kemal kilicdaroglu, also said he was ready for another vote. >> if our nation says second-round, we gladly accept it. we will absolutely win this election in t

in the second round of the turkish presidential elections , recep tayyip erdogan from the president's coalition and kemal kilicdaroglu from the nation's coalition will compete with each other. lack of participation in the elections will be subject to a fine. two serious candidates for the turkish presidential election failed to win the majority vote in the first round. now, at any cost, they will win the second round of the election. on june 7, in the second phase of the election, one of the two political leaders, recep tayyip erdogan, is the candidate of the coalition. president and kamal ghilichdar oglu, the candidate of the people's coalition, will be elected as the 13th president of turkey. immediately after the announcement of the results of the first round, oglu started party and coalition activities to win the vote in the second round, and they are still trying to question each other's political and electoral approach, i swear they are here until the end and i want to fight, the only thing they know is to knock on the table to ease the pain of their defeat, while some members o

with more than 91% of ballots counted, neither current president recep tayyip erdogan nor his most fierce kemal kilicdaroglu have cleared the threshold to win outright on sunday. the head of turkey's high election board said not long ago that mr erdogan was leading with a9.49%, while kilicdaroglu had 4a.49% of votes. now, if neither can clear 50%, there will be a run—off election. our international correspondent orla guerin is in ankara, and has more on what's at stake in this election. people talk excitedly a tense moment in a tight election. here in ankara, voters spotted two people in one polling booth. the police were called in. the ballot box matters in turkey, and the opposition are on the lookout for fraud. this is a pivotal vote which could mean the end of the erdogan era. president erdogan�*s supporters insist he is going nowhere. this man tells us he will still be president tomorrow because he always wins elections, and he will keep developing turkey. the authoritarian leader voted in istanbul, looking sombre, with election officials standing to attention. he said he is praying

the president recep tayyip erdogan is in the lead but has not reached the 50% threshold needed for a decisive early when. bloomberg's yousef gamal el-din is an example to cover the story for us. where does this leave the country at the moment? yousef: well, there is a lot to factor in here. the sun might have broken out the clouds and some of the regular activity from fishermen to a lot of the kiosk selling are back online. but there's a lot of soul-searching after the posters got it wrong. equity market was positioned for a different outcome. the first-round results for president recep tayyip erdogan showing resilience and strength on his nationalist platform with 49.4% of the vote. 99% of the vote is counted and that takes us to a second round potentially on may 28. the key thing to remember is already one is going to be the stronger position for round two then he was in round one and that is because parliamentary numbers are in his favor and the third contender for the vote which is sinan ogan, those votes need to get reallocated in the second round. thinking on the ground is base

tayyip erdoğan is talking about the possibility of changing the results for more funds.ing for the presidential election as well as the 8th parliamentary election in turkey ended at 17:00 today, and the details that you heard in different parts of the news and your opinion about the election . turkish presidency and parliament in tonight's special news talk and if each of the candidates wins the election , how will the internal conditions of the region as well as the international arena change with regard to the election and the election promises made by each of the candidates the elections were held in turkey. the guest at the studio, bagharian, an expert from turkey, along with his son-in-law, told me from other experts in this field, during the conversation , the guest and other guests will be added to our group by phone . hello, welcome. i have the courtesy and respect to serve and all the respected viewers of this channel one program, let's say goodbye and the fastest and giant experts of one of the most controversial elections in the history of turkey . please pay

it's a two—way run—off between the current presdient recep tayyip erdogan.s main rival, the secular opposition leader, kemal kilicdaroglu. in the first round of the elction earlier this month, president erdogan won 49.5% of the vote — just over 4% more than his rival. both candidates are now chasing support from nationalist voters. "one nation... ..one flag... ..one motherland," they chant. take a look at the fervent support for turkey's strongman leader. recep tayyip erdogan is facing into sunday's second round in a commanding position. at this cab drivers�* convention in istanbul, they couldn't get enough of him. we meet kasim, a fan of the president's nationalist message and track record in office. "what our president did in 21 years would take others a hundred years," he says. "that is why we support him. may god keep him from harm." "erdogan is everything to me," says aisha. "we couldn't get to hospitals before. now we can get around easily. we have transportation, we have everything." and what of the president's rival, kemal kilicdaroglu? from him now,

tayyip, erdogan was congratulated by president putin dear mr. erdogan, dear friend.ncere congratulations on your re-election to the post of president, victory in the elections was a natural result of your selfless work as the head of the turkish republic, a clear evidence of the turkish people's support for your efforts to strengthen state sovereignty and conduct independent independent foreign affairs. politicians highly appreciate your personal contribution to the strengthening of friendly russian-turkish relations of mutually beneficial cooperation in various areas. i would like to confirm my readiness to continue our constructive dialogue on topical issues on the bilateral regional and international agenda, we attach great importance to the consistent implementation of the planned joint projects, primarily the construction of the akuyu nuclear power plant and the creation of a gas hub in turkey from the heart. i wish you new, success in such a responsible activity as the head of state, as well as good health and well-being. our special correspondent alexei konopk

an entire era of turkish politics has been defined by president recep tayyip erdogan. his challenger, kemal kilicdaroglu, is his polar opposite, both in personality and politics. as we reach sunday's closely fought run-off, both candidates are turning to nationalist groups to widen their bases. the struggling economy, inflation, and the aftermath of the earthquakes are all pressing issues, but it appears nationalism can be a defining factor in the selection. reporter: with just a few days left before sunday's runoff election, turkish president recep tayyip erdogan appears confident he will win. he has turned to hard-line nationalists like the third-place candidate who did not make it to the next round of voting. >> i invite all voters to now support president erdogan in the runoff election. reporter: the opposition is feeling the pressure and was looking to nationalist groups for support. kemal kilicdaroglu has adopted a more strident tone, embracing an anti-immigrant rhetoric. it could eliminate -- alienate many who supported him in the first round of voting. >> i am

turkey's president recep tayyip erdogan calls for unity — after victory in a presidential election runoffdeal to raise the us debt ceiling secured, the countdown is on the get the bill past a deeply—divided congress. the agreement also represents compromise, no one got everything they want. live from washington. this is bbc news. turkey's president recep tayyip erdogan calls for unity — after victory in a presidential election runoff secures him another five years in office.

on sunday in a presidential election run—off between the long—time authoritarian leader, recep tayyip erdogan kilicdaroglu. in the first round earlier this month, president erdogan won 49.5% of the vote — just over 4% more than his rival. both candidates are chasing support from nationalist voters. we can now speak to anna foster. the campaign is still continuing? they are. we like you to come to the heart of the story, this is the mausoleum where a former prime minister of turkey is actually buried. not the normal sort of place to be but this is the heart of the action, because president recep tayyip erdogan is on his way here. you canjust tayyip erdogan is on his way here. you can just see over these people, a stage underneath the mausoleum. supporters have been arriving in the last hour and this is one of the final steps on the campaign trail. president erdogan is here today, his challenger is in ankara. they are doing everything they can in these last few hours to get those precious votes. two weeks ago, in the first round, it was enormously close. one—man need to get more than 50% in ord

we begin in turkey, where recep tayyip erdogan has on the ukrainian capital kyiv.s. live from washington. this is bbc news. celebrations in turkey. recep tayyip erdogan greets his supporters after winning the country's first—ever presidential run—off, and another five years in power. after weeks of talks, the white house and republicans reach a deal �*in principle�* to raise the us debt ceiling. but will the agreement pass a deeply—divided congress?

recep tayyip erdoğan, the president of turkey, continues in his fans' cup in ankara, he said that theresult of the election in the first round will be determined by counting the votes of the funds outside turkey, and the coalition has won, but kamali , the candidate of erdoğan's rival, said that until the final result is announced, no one has the right to claim victory. the mayor of ankara, one of erdogan's opponents, said it is very likely that the result of the turkish presidential election will be extended to the second round. also, roud's candidacy has received five percent of the votes, the percentage of participation in the turkish elections is 88.7, 100% . so far, 99% of the votes have been announced and the probability of the election going to a round. the second exists as defeat in this election is over and he has declared that he does not want to support duniya kamali sadeghlou if the election is extended to the second round . every university should have a level two infertility center. currently, we have 103 level infertility centers that provide advanced services to neighb