ask them to sanction turkey . take a realistic look at what turkey has done.what is a real and effective action or a show and propaganda? 185 days have passed since october 7. during this time, erdogan's government, now the members of erdogan's government and erdogan himself. . very spicy regarding netanyahu's government, especially erdoğan has taken extremely harsh positions towards netanyahu and has introduced him as equal to hitler, but the fact is that during these 6 months, contrary to these rhetorics that happened in turkey and the turkish government based on statistics announced by the ministry of commerce of turkey show the significant growth of exports from turkey to the occupied territories. according to the list announced by the ministry of commerce, from october 7 , 2023 to march 2024, that is, last month , approximately 2 billion and 35 million. the volume of turkey's exports to the occupied territories was only in last march, that is, last month , we saw the highest growth in the last 6 months , the volume of turkey's exports to the occupied terr

well, 60% of israel's steel is being supplied by turkey.use me, 60 % of the cement of the occupied territory is being provided by the turkish government, well, according to the statement of the ministry of foreign affairs and the ministry of commerce of turkey , even if it is limited, it cannot be closed completely. leave an impact on netanyahu's government, but now raise the prices in that area, but one thing i have to tell you about this list . in this list, 54 items have been mentioned in the 50th part of jet fuel, which has been very controversial in the past months. see, this is a confession if the erdogan government announced that this is a lie. we will not do this if you are on the banned list. we used to export this and now we are banning it. this question arises that in the last 6 months, the fuel of israel's fighter jets was supplied by turkey, which means that the turkish government does not see this amount of air attack in the region. the gaza strip does not see this amount of destruction and killing that after 6 months since th

turkey unblocked sweden's membership in nato.s has unblocked the f-16 situation for turkey. now there are contacts at all levels. blinken met with the turkish minister of foreign affairs, there are visits by defense delegations, and erdoğan is expected to visit of the united states in early may, where he will meet with biden. one of the reasons is security cooperation. obviously. russian aggression, and now there are many projects where the united states is trying to develop joint production there, for example, 155 mm projectiles with turkey and so on, and this is a plus for ukraine, and there is an economic factor, because the european market remains important for turkey, the largest market, and american investments are important, so , besides, i don't think that the foreign policy factor played a role in the local elections some kind of role, i wouldn't exaggerate it, i... think that after all economic issues, exactly what you are talking about, that today you buy mandarins for 5 lira, and tomorrow you buy mandarins for 25 lira

electricity to turkey or from turkey to other countries and in some days, due to our consumption needs, it is possible to import electricity from turkey to cover our electricity deficit, and god willing, the technical and executive teams will continue this path. the new border of transportation and goods crossing between iran and turkey was opened. according to the deputy governor of west azarbaijan, with the signing of the recent memorandum of understanding between iran and turkey, the new border for the transportation of goods and export of razi customs was opened in khoy and kapiko cities of turkey. kerami said that this week 17 trucks passed through this border terminal and soon 30 vehicles transporting goods will be able to pass through this border terminal every day. do education information of students until graduation. it was published last year. the central bank published the information of students until the end of last year for 12 banks. according to the budget law, the information of 17 banks and other institutions must be published by april 21. the first step to clarify th

inflation in turkey has gotten worse, i told you for two days, i told you that inflation in turkey hasficially been between 80 and 122 for 3 consecutive years, but according to independent institutions, this inflation has been announced between 20 and 250, and they say that this inflation is back-breaking . the salary increase that we had once every 6 months in every two years did not respond to this inflation and a 50% salary increase cannot be sufficient and respond to the inflation of 120 to 150 % . it has decreased a bit yes, but in the last two years, we have witnessed the operations of the turkish army in northern iraq and northern syria, also in the midst of events. it was happening that these issues had worried a range of turkish society, and with these events , there was also the issue of competition between the ruling party and mr. erdoğan with the western countries, which caused the country's economy to not have a clear perspective. it was that people were not optimistic about mr. erdogan and the ruling party . the presidential election fell, it was the people although being

inflation has worsened in turkey. i told you for two days.t this back-breaking inflation is an increase in salaries, which again, for example, every two years. last year, we had one every 6 months , but there was no response to this inflation , but in the last two years, we witnessed the operations of the turkish army in northern iraq and northern syria. also , there were events in qorbagh that these issues are life-threatening. had worried türkiye with these events , there was also the issue of competition between the ruling party and mr. erdoğan with the western countries, which caused the country's economy to not have a clear outlook. but what happened during the presidential election period was that the people were unhappy. from the existing situation, but not finding a suitable alternative in the opposite spectrum means that the opposite coalition did not have a plan to manage this situation or an operational plan did not present a clear perspective to the people. this was the reason why the opposition coalition could not win the preside

we have the possibility of exporting electricity to turkey or via turkey to other countries, and in someays, due to our consumption needs, it is possible to import electricity from turkey to ensure our electricity deficit. transport and transit work. according to the deputy governor of west azarbaijan, with the recent signing of a memorandum of understanding between iran and turkey, the new border for the transport of goods and exports of the razi customs was opened in the cities of khoy and kapikoy in turkey. kerami said that this week 17 trucks have passed through this border terminal and soon 30 goods transport vehicles will be able to pass through this border terminal every day . mashhad is supposed to be operational on friday. this line connects mashhad metro network to motahar razavi shrine. the first phase of mashhad train line 3 was ready for operation with the implementation of its warm line. the project that will provide an important part of pilgrims' needs in the field of urban transportation. line 3 is the most important metro rail line in mashhad. it is 6 kilometers. and all

the south of turkey in diyarbakir, which killed two people. or 11 turkish citizens were injured, but the results that came out after the counting of votes and were announced gradually, and it can almost be said that the counting of votes in the ballot boxes has been completed, it can be said that there was not much change compared to the previous round, that is the competition that was between the ruling justice development party and the people's republic party has changed considerable. in this period of elections , the ruling party did not come into being, most of the central and anatolian regions of turkey took over the municipality of hashu, and most of the western and northwestern regions were again held by the mayors of the people's republican party, but in the whole period of the elections, the rival party of the ruling party turkey and the largest opposition party of the republican party. was able to win with 37 votes compared to 35% of the ruling party, but the two major cities of turkey, one the cultural and economic capital of istanb

so what do these elections mean for the future of turkey.we are talking to evgenia gabber, a senior researcher at the atlantic council think tank. ms. yevgenia, thank you for joining us, and let's start with istanbul, which erdogan tried in every way, as he said, to return. istanbul to the real owner, i.e. his party, but the opposition candidate, the incumbent mayor, won there again, what do you think this shows? good evening, it seems to me that the victory of the opposition in istanbul is real symbolic we remember that it was erdogan who began his political career as the mayor of istanbul, and therefore the struggle for this city has a double meaning, and as a struggle for resources, the administration. economic, financial, and as a symbolic mini-version of how the political struggle between the government and the opposition takes place, what the mayor has now won. from the opposition krem and mamouglu says that obviously the voter wants new faces, wants changes, wants balancing of the akp ruling party at the local level and dissatisfactio

how would you describe the state of democracy in turkey?— democracy in turkey?mocracy is _ democracy in turkey? well, democracy is not _ democracy in turkey? well, democracy is not going - democracy in turkey? well, democracy is not going to i democracy in turkey? well, | democracy is not going to be easy to restore. things have happened, i can�*t summarise all of these but one important thing was that the morning was mired with irregularity in kurdish cities, despite that the kurds talk back most of their municipalities from the appointees that had been imposed by president erdogan under democratically, and micro to might try to do this again so the game is not over there. these couples will continue. —— president erdogan. the other dimension is the growth of the far right. this has not stopped. that president erdogan his loss does not mean his vision has lost. 4% of his votes have gone to a far right islamist party which have been criticising president erdogan because of his free—market policies, his socially unjust policies, his socially unjust policies that

turkey — frame? well, the economy was a big story. turkey is _ frame? - frame? well, the economy was a big story, turkey is experiencing a - frame? well, the economy was a big story, turkey is experiencing a fast l story, turkey is experiencing a fast depreciation of currency and a very big... that will be a big story. it is not only the economy, the economy is not only the economy, the economy is the main story but it is not the only story. there are different levels of dissatisfaction with the government because of different reasons like, for instance, there is part of the conservative social base that was unhappy with the government's handling of the gaza issue, there are differences. a big story is the economy and then the other factor that actually... the turnout rate in this election was around 8—10% lower than previous elections. there are estimates that most of these people that did not show up at the ballot box were the conservative social base of the government. they did not want to vote for the opposition but at the same time they were unhapp

to turkey in some way, and we are useful to turkey because we allow it to earn money.phrase about a multipolar world, what is it? this is not where everyone is friends, but where everyone acts based on clear and openly demonstrated interest, where nothing is done for the sake of transatlantic solidarity, an order based on rules declaring erdogan an enemy and a traitor is what the americans want, the americans want our relations with turkey to end, and the americans have some kind of such argument in the same conversation between biden and erdogan, when biden puts something like that on the table, maybe but on the contrary , it lures with something, but it’s so tasty, so sweet, so wonderful that erdogan can say, well, yes, probably this russian chair, it can be pushed into the second row, the americans, that’s always the american plans in our region rely on the conflict between moscow and ankara, because if there is a war, rivalry or conflict between turkey and russia, then they can more easily implement their plans, so they constantly provoke turkish-russian conflicts,

— for turkey? i think the results of send a very _ for turkey?he results of send a very clear _ for turkey? i think the results of send a very clear signal - for turkey? i think the results of send a very clear signal to - send a very clear signal to policymakers because just after nine months of the presidential elections, support for the current policy makers has declined significantly. and this is mainly i think because of the high inflation and persistent inflation and declining purchasing power of the middle class and lower income classes, that is i think the main reason of declining support for the policymakers. d0 reason of declining support for the policymakers-_ reason of declining support for the policymakers. do you think that this rebuff at the — policymakers. do you think that this rebuff at the polls _ policymakers. do you think that this rebuff at the polls will _ policymakers. do you think that this rebuff at the polls will type - rebuff at the polls will type president adam nunn�*s hands when it comes to reforming the economy? i

butash gas company of turkey will start.roduced our project in the form of new contracts . you are waiting for us. mr. wazir as well as mr. erdogan will support turkish companies that invest in iran , especially in the field of energy, god willing, they will start negotiations with our colleagues on this matter from today. in this meeting, the minister of energy and natural resources of turkey announced his country's desire to continue importing gas from iran and investing in this field. iran's natural gas is very important for turkey, because we use natural gas in the fields of industry, domestic use, and electricity production, so as not to have problems and gas outages, we supply gas from various sources. iran is one of the main natural gas suppliers of turkey. for this reason, we would like to invest in iran's gas industry. in the name of god, hello, have a good morning . gorgan municipality has advanced to the final match of the west asian super league basketball. in the second match of the semi-final stage of this comp

on developments in turkey.emlin has dismissed a media report which links a russian intelligence unit two so-called havana syndrome, a mystery on those has affected u.s. diplomats. an investigation by the insider and cbs news alleges the americans were targeted with direct energy weapons. one victim of the weapon told 60 minutes in the u.s. about her experience of being hit by a powerful force at her home in florida in 2021. for more on this, let speak to one of the authors behind the insider's year-long investigation. when we talk about havana syndrome, it sounds very mysterious and murky. for a lot of people watching this, no one is really clear on what this is exactly. what exactly is havana syndrome? >> it is actually a misnomer because the name comes from what was for many years considered the initial incidence of the syndrome which happened in havana in 2017. a number of people simultaneously reported very similar health conditions which included grating noises, loss of balance, vertigo, nausea, which actu

turkey came and implemented some restrictions for the zionist regime, even though turkey has been helping the sehnost regime since the beginning of october 7th until now, both in the field of steel, in the field of fuel, and in the field of the goods market. he announced that millions of euros of investors from 6 companies that invest in occupied palestine, the same areas under the occupation of the zionist regime that exist under their fake government, are withdrawing due to the conflict due to the conflicts in gaza and the north. gaza and northern occupied palestine with hezbollah , these economic pressures together have reached a point where it must happen, but war must happen. it must happen, or achievement must happen for netanyahu to achieve , because netanyahu has lost everything so far , that is, he is retrograde. if we want to go back in history , we should go back to the beginning of 2023 and the beginning of the conflicts of 2023, the street conflicts of 2023 and the change of structure. judiciary, whatever that discipline. they had done it to make it happen, now if he wants to

on developments in turkey.emlin has dismissed a media report which links a russian intelligence unit two so-called havana syndrome, a mystery on those has affected u.s. diplomats. an investigation by the insider and cbs news alleges the americans were targeted with direct energy weapons. one victim of the weapon told 60 minutes in the u.s. about her experience of being hit by a powerful force at her home in florida in 2021. for more on this, let speak to one of the authors behind the insider's year-long investigation. when we talk about havana syndrome, it sounds very mysterious and murky. for a lot of people watching this, no one is really clear on what this is exactly. what exactly is havana syndrome? >> it is actually a misnomer because the name comes from what was for many years considered the initial incidence of the syndrome which happened in havana in 2017. a number of people simultaneously reported very similar health conditions which included grating noises, loss of balance, vertigo, nausea, which actu

major upset for turkey is present to add on in nationwide elections. the main opposition party gains. she makes huge gains across country and retains control of the cities in the local polls is their biggest victory since that one came to power 2 decades ago. also coming up israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu rejects calls from tens of thousands of protesters for him to resign. as at yahoo says early elections would only benefit from us the little m. terry martin. good to have you with us. turkey is president richard type add on and his conservative a k party had suffered a major blow in local elections, turkeys, main opposition party. the secular c h p claimed victory in key cities, including the symbol and the capital anchor up there. the one called the set back a loss of altitude and said his party would analyze the message. the people had given him. the votes are seen as a bell, whether of support for the president and his increasingly authoritarian rule. of position supporters is done both are painting the town, read, celebrating the main o

imam khomeini of turkey the influence of imam khomeini's school in turkey has two important aspects. one is the leadership of the islamic revolution and the other is the announcement of the world quds day it caused the issue of palestinian resistance in the minds of muslims , due to the forgetting of the holy of holies, marches and public gatherings are held from big cities like istanbul to the central parts of the south and east of turkey. hamid kameli of ankara radio and television agency. commemoration of martyred palestinian journalists in india. a group of indian journalists honored the memory of dozens of palestinian journalists martyred in the attacks of the zionist regime on gaza by organizing a ceremony . a ceremony was held in the media club of india to commemorate the dead palestinian journalists. bahadur petkar was killed. brave journalists who were killed were people with willpower and courage who presented the reality of maidan to the world and now, with their efforts, most of the people of the world support palestine . the speaker announced in this ceremony that accord

— for turkey? i think the results of send a very _ for turkey?

winning 37 votes over the ruling justice and development party in the whole of turkey. the ruling party, which in the previous round had handed over the municipal elections of istanbul, ankara and some other big cities of turkey to the opposition people's republican party. it was trying to reclaim these municipalities, but the result was in favor of the rival party's candidates from the fund. but according to people's wishes and more efforts , we will compensate in the next periods. municipal elections in turkey are completely political in nature and a place for political parties to compete. and he owns a seat in the parliament . experts believe that with this result of the municipal elections, in 4 years, the presidential elections of the turkish parliament will reach the peak of bipolar competition . the second night of qadr, the 21st night of ramadan, because it was my first time, i swore that i chose this night to come now for the 22nd time. i am coming here every year . every year i made a date with myself. he commented that this blood is for the purpose of amir al

note that turkey quickly stood up in... for the sake of which it punched nato on the nose and did notow alliance ships into its waters. now the turkish government is skimming off the fatty reputational cream by acting as a guarantor of food security. and so that all the laurels do not go to in turkey alone, antonio guterres’s genfekoon persistently appears in the grain shipment chronicles. because a little food is always better than none. first: grain can be sold to countries that previously bought it from ukraine, but on their own behalf. according to ukrainian data, the top buyers of the twenty-first year are china, egypt, turkey, indonesia and spain. secondly, you can put grain in bins and feed it to your own citizens, this will soften the crisis. third, due to droughts and famine, europe is waiting for new waves of refugees who will have to feed something, and ukrainian grain won’t hurt here either. and so far all these assumptions are coming true. the new york times writes that dry cargo ships from ukraine do not go through turkey to the ports of yemen. in somalia or ethiopia, bu

some political and religious personalities of turkey consider quds day to be a global symbol of imam khomeini's decree against the late leader of the islamic republic of iran. in order to continue the fight against the occupying regime of quds until the complete liberation of palestine, the imams evaluate the influence of imam khomeini's school in turkey in two important ways, one is the leadership of the islamic revolution and the other is the announcement of the world quds day, which made the issue of palestinian resistance not forgotten in the minds of muslims. quds day is a great help to support people's resistance. turkey and iran have common positions on the issue of supporting palestine and fighting against global zionism, and this issue should strengthen our policy on the issue of palestine as much as possible, following our late teacher, the late najmedin arbakan, in line with the movement founded by imam khomeini. we turkish people have always been and will be the support of the palestinian people. holy place of honor every year on the world quds day, there are marches and

, but simply, if i understand correctly, then turkey and qatar, but turkey especially, is the domain to speak, not everything is so simple, so to speak, mind you, not in tehran, now it’s like that, before they would, before the start of civil syria, they were in damascus, and then they went over to the other side opposite to the bashir, but then they returned again now iran plays a more important role, well, to understand, if we are talking about turkey, then against the backdrop of this policy of iran in turkey, you know, a scandal erupted when the opposition , including the mayor of istanbul, imam glu - the republican people's party, accused a close relative of ertaghan. means one of the bayraktar brothers, so that they supply aviation fuel to israel, there is a scandal, a scandal, well, in general, in turkey it somehow no longer looks like without money, yes, business, yes, business, yes, yes, well, in general, this is a paradox, of course, in the islamic world, that shiite iran has taken on such a serious role, in fact , it is what it is, such, therefore the task impossible, but

what about the role of turkey? turkey is an intermediary that has its own interest.key has many interests of its own, which should be treated with respect. it a sovereign independent state, it has democracy as the basis of governance, there are democratic competitive processes, and a lot of interests in turkey depend on geostrategic interest. the political interest of the competition of political forces, we see the results of the local elections, they are, let's say, special, for some painful, for someone joyful, but then there will be the next election, and in this, and it affects the politics of turkey, and the third situation with all due respect to turkey - this is an economic crisis, well, there is an economic crisis, and today they have, well, they want directly, let's say, to have economic profits from all sides, we have all our lives. that's why we have to perceive such mediation taking into account these three, as they say, factors, and these three factors are objective and it's not that we can't criticize turkey, it's their life, of course, it's interesting

let's talk about the recent elections in turkey, sensational, one might say, elections. congratulations, mr. mykhailo. good evening, well, for the first time in many decades , the party of justice and development is managed by president recep tayyip erdoğan, she was defeated in the elections, the people's republican party, the party associated with the name of the founder of the republic of turkey, general mustafa kemal atatürk , won this election by a margin, and with a percentage that it did not had in all my history, i would say the history of the last decades, is this the end of the era of erdogan or just... so far a struggle that has not been understood, what will end in the next years? no, this is far from the end of the era, it is a certain signal, especially since it is a local election, far from always, those who vote for some candidates in local elections look at their party affiliation in general elections, and even more so in elections for the head of state, that is , a person can vote for the opposition in local elections. elections, but before that, not wan

we have a situation with turkey. turkey is a key player in the black sea region.key is vitally important to us and for further support of the krenzdar people's resistance against aggression and support of our efforts to occupy crimea. we have to work with this country. we have to... prove that we have a common position on the security of the region, on the different dimensions of its security, well, for example, you know, maybe there is such a thing as the syrian express, so when the aggressor is transporting cargo to syria, this is stolen grain, and military equipment, and something in syria, to the ports of the black sea, perhaps you know, among other things, that syria is not just a regime that destroys its own population, what they they build their budget, the so-called, you know, they don't have much left there, for the drug trade. "syria has become a supplier of narcotics for the entire arab world, for a large part of the eastern world, which is so cautiously limited, and it is also transported, in particular to the occupied crimea, excuse me, bulk carriers,

in everything else, in principle, turkey continues to insist on its position regarding the black sea.tive reduction of the russian presence. and the destruction of russian ships in turkey is beneficial, but they will not say it sincerely, frankly. look, i also wanted to ask you about an extremely important story, yes, we are talking about the islamic state of afghanistan, which took responsibility for the terrorist attacks in moscow, in particular, when we talk about crocus center. in your opinion, how seriously will these representatives of the islamic state be ready to act and why the russian federation in particular. became their victim, well, it's not the islamic state of afghanistan, it's the islamic state of khorasan province, ugh, that's a separate story, khorasan is more than afghanistan, i think one of the reasons why this happened, well, it's a certain weakening of the counter-intelligence regime in moscow in relation to islamists and the increase in the number of guest workers, i.e they are not unable to conduct. effective operational, operational development of these peopl

is in the western bloc, and turkey at the same time does not participate in any such military actionse not directly threatening, such as syria, yes, it is quite possible, but now we are forecasting the 27th-28th year, and i think it will be even thankless business, especially since the appearance of new politicians is possible, the promotion of the same ones they already have, for example, kylych daroglu, no one would have thought five years ago that he would win almost half of the votes in the turkish elections, immediately he won and left from politics, that's why turkish politics here is not for... it is always so predictable, let's not forget that turkey is not russia, it remains a democratic country, despite all its disadvantages. by the way, this is such an important point, i think, mr. mykhailo, because many people are in favor these decades of erdoğan's rule have lost this understanding that turkey's political landscape can change so seriously. it seemed that erdogan succeeded in creating a system of so-called managed democracy, where there are elections and there is never a c

let's turn to events in turkey now.t a major political blow in local elections there. his ak party suffered its biggest defeat in municipal elections across the country. correspondents say voters appear to be punishing his party for the spiralling cost of living. the main opposition, chp, achieved its largest victory in 45 years. it won six of turkey's eight largest urban centres, including the country's biggest city, istanbul. and for the first time in 25 years, they won more municipalities than the governing ak party. president erdogan described his pa rty�*s worst defeat as "not an end, but a turning point." translation: we will not disrespect our nation's - decision in any way, we will avoid being stubborn, acting against the national will and questioning the judgment of our nation, as we have done so far. we will take the necessary steps by analysing the messages given by the nation at the ballot box, most accurately and objectively within the reason and in our inner conscience. opposition supporters say although t

the sale of gasoline to israeli planes by turkey is a complete lie.those who make this claim should be held accountable for these fake news. erdoğan referring to turkey's hosting and support of hamas leaders' statements he repeated his previous statement about hamas. hamas is a national resistance group and we never call it a terrorist group. the main terrorist of netanyahu is the criminal we call the butcher of gaza. turkey's president to allegations about the transfer of information about missile attacks. in turkey, it is only used by the turkish forces, and we do not have information about any country. in the fifth annual inter-parliamentary meeting with the presence of 80 parliamentary delegations from different continents of the world, mahdi zahedi naib. the head of the palestine committee in the assembly of asian assemblies, at the head of a delegation from the islamic council of our country, pointing out that the punitive operation of the islamic republic of iran against the zionist regime has made the freedom lovers of the world happy, he said

the next product, the next product is turkey, turkey contains tryptophan, approximately 144% of the dailys is the amino acid from which melatonin is formed in our body, that is, tryptophan is the precursor of melatonin, melatonin, so that tryptophan is needed to be formed, so melatonin itself is in pistachios, we get tryptophan from turkey, let's go to the models, german-six, so we have such a swing, what we want to hint at, so we laughed, stayed awake. now we went, it's time to sleep, time to sleep, our swings moved like this, we pulled melatonin, it was developed and we went to sleep at this moment our brain expires, consolidates information, is cleansed of toxins, we wake up with slybka, tryptopane, the precursor of melatonin is contained. in india, mikhail egorovich, to you, as an amateur everything italian comes from parmesan, here is parmigiano, parmigiano reggiano, and in order for tryptophan to turn into melatonin, the sleep hormone, parmesan is needed, why? because it contains calcium, it is a calcium champion; 100 g contains 1.2 daily calcium requirements. only with the help of

there is a political shake-up in turkey.the opposition republican people's party achieved success in the municipal elections. she. not only retained power in all major cities of the country, but overall overtook the party justice and development, for the first time in more than 20 years of her rule. the republican people's party, or chp, was created by the founder of the turkish republic, kemal ataturk. for the first quarter of a century after the collapse of the ottoman empire, it was the ruling party of turkey. the six arrows on the emblem symbolize. six principles of kemalism: nationalism, republicanism, nationalism, secular power, ethnism, state control in the economy and reformism. all of them are enshrined in the constitution of 1937, and are still considered the official ideology of the turkish republic. after the death of atatürk in 1938, ismet and nünü became the leader of the chp, but after losing the elections in 1950. and nyunu lost the post of president of the people's party of people's republic and went into op

perhaps in israel, turkey, may be _ uprising?n poland, in the united states? that— in poland, in the united states? that is— in poland, in the united states? that is something to look out for. it is interesting, isn't it, and i will bring leon in on this, because people talked about some of erdogan's economic policies particularly in the wake of the earthquake in turkey really driving some of the frustration and anti—government sentiment there. he has been in power for 20 years and that tells— has been in power for 20 years and that tells you everything. you have to believe — that tells you everything. you have to believe his power is starting to slib _ to believe his power is starting to slib does — to believe his power is starting to slip. does he try to work his way out of— slip. does he try to work his way out of it— slip. does he try to work his way out of it politically or does he clamp— out of it politically or does he clamb on— out of it politically or does he clamp on had on everything else? that is— clamp on had on ever

is in the western bloc, and turkey at the same time does not take part in any such military actions, would not directly threaten, such as syria, it is quite possible, but now it is 27-28 years , and it seems to me that this will be an even more ungrateful task, especially since the appearance of new politicians is possible, the promotion of the same ones that they already have, for example, kylichdaroglu, no one would have thought five years ago that he would win almost half of the votes in the turkish elections, immediately he recruited and left politics, that's why it's turkish politics is not always so predictable, let's not forget that after all, turkey is not russia, it remains. because many during these decades of erdoğan's rule lost this understanding that the political landscape could change so seriously in turkey, erdoğan seemed to have succeeded in creating a system of so-called managed democracy where there are elections and there is never a change of power. yes, on the one hand, and we see that it has neighboring countries. far from being democratic, let's start with the

, when the turks shot down. a russian fighter over the territory of turkey, there are syrian events onder with syria, then turkey tried, it used the fourth article, that is, the article of the four-ton treaty says that when the country was attacked, or if it felt that it was about to be attacked, is there a big risk, she can initiate consultations, and already at these consuls with members of the organization already at these... these are decided there by the country itself decides whether to apply for this fifth fifth article, which is the principle of collective defense or not to apply, depending on the consultations, how the consultations will go, turkey , well, then turkey tried to use it, but all the members of the alliance, well, so to speak , did not go for it, did not get carried away, because the incident was exhausted, but the very fact of turkey's appeal to nato, it was an appeal to... .strong, that is, in my opinion, to a great extent deterred the russians from any answer to the fact that they lost this plane and for mr. volodymyr, they went further, this summer last year,

the, the, this is the w news coming to live from berlin, turkeys main opposition, party sweeps to unexpected victory and local election. some blow for turkey's present wrench, of time add one, as his rivals make huge gains across the country. it's their biggest victory since our one came to power 2 decades ago. also in the program, israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu reject calls from tens of thousands of protesters for him to resign. this is early elections with only benefits from us. and high times is new kind of as low as come into effect in germany as fair want us focus, celebrate. we look at what the potential legalization means and why some are against the hello. i'm terry martin. thanks for joining us. turkey is president, richard type air, the one and his conservative a k party have suffered a major blow in local elections, turkeys, main opposition party, the secular c h p, claim victory in key cities including is tumble, and the capital incorrect adeline called the set back a loss of altitude and said his party would analyze the message and the people have given him. the boat

to do it, or they don’t need such a turkey, the most important question for us is what do we need, herest-soviet space, whether it is important to us or not, it is important to us what will happen in relations with turkey there in five years or not, these are questions of a strategic nature. in general, is there a military solution to this problem and what is needed for this? in order to take over taiwan from the point of view of an officer-operator, is it possible that it is necessary to carry out the so-called airborne amphibious amphibious amphibious operation, that is, this implies the landing of both an operational airborne landing and a naval landing operation, before the people's liberation army of china such an operation was generally beyond their capabilities, since the combat... numerical strength of the chinese armed forces, well, in principle, did not allow it to be carried out, now they can carry out such an operation, but the fact is that almost all the leading states of the world are armed forces, look closely at the experience of a special military operation, analyze, dr

turkey is an intermediary that has its own interest.key has many interests of its own, and they should be treated with respect. it is a sovereign independent state, it has democracy as the basis of governance, there are democratic, competitive processes, and a lot of interests in turkey depend on geostrategic interests, the political interest of the competition of political forces, we see the results of local elections, they, let's say yes, special. for some it is painful, for some it is joyful, but the next election will follow, and in this, and it affects the politics of turkey, and the third situation with all the respect of the already formal principle that if you are a russian nationalist, then you are safe, if you disloyal to putin, they will come to you anyway, this was always the case, what was the specificity until the 22nd year, look, i said this many times, this is the mantra, which diplomatic paths, yes this , unfortunately, politics with which someone tried to fight, then got in trouble because of it, yeah someone just turn

i think his plan was to revise a turkey constitution don't allow him to leave it on in 2028. but i think those hopes are dashed after sunday's election results. ok, so we are looking at potentially in the next uh, in 4 years time. we're looking for a turkey, but he's led by someone who is not unprecedented when it is very much possible, especially for a few like a ton you mobil lube. he is very popular and he proved himself he not only built a great track record, is in there. but he also managed to prove himself as someone who can reach be on the siege. he's traditional western secular space. he managed to appeal to the conservatives to the curtis constituencies. so he's become this really fine feeder . and he, he can very much and a repeat the same victory in 4 years. all right, thank you for getting us through that. so clearly professor, professor gunner tom from the middle east institute. thank you. and you have a new law. approximately legalizing kind of a says come into effect midnight. so hundreds gathered central talent to celebrate . the legislation means overnight ch

and on the ad was watch, a turkey has become, it takes the case of a competitive will forward to your machine where the portal field is very much to it in favor of the incumbent and what the elections are still held. and they are competitive. and, and the, the main audience last year to be for a may presidential and parliamentary election. was that the main problems off the country where the debate result of our dorm, centralization of power and base, such as the only way to fix the economy to fix the countries growing social and economic problems that the country needed to go back to the part of battery democracy, so that was the main election pledge and as someone who cares deeply about turkey's democracy and is we've seen all sunday and majority of the country box a turkey going back to a somewhat democratic regime. i think democracy, restoring democracy is a great thing. and that's what the main position part of the pledges like to just pick out a couple of the results. we'll start with a sample. so when for a man from a mother against the other ones, a co pay stop, that's a resul

also on our show today, a flow for turkey is president, wretch of tire, of air to one us as rivals make fuchs gains and local elections across the country . and is the opposition biggest victory since air to one came to power 2 decades ago. the empire, richardson, many thanks for joining us as well as military has withdrawn its troops from gauze as i'll see for hospital saying it's too weak rate was one of the most successful operations and it's war against tomas and gaza. it says it has killed scores across fighters as well as gathered weapons and intelligence in the operation as part of its response to the october 7th terror attack. this is our she for hospital, the largest medical facility in gaza after a 2 week grades by the way, the army. it is now a shell of its full themselves, situated in a devastated neighborhood, strewn visit level. the destruction is far and wide and the chief compound, as you can see, and they have been many casualties. now we will move this to kind of way to smell cheaper to the baptist hospital, which is the only one in the gaza strip and still providing s

now to turkey.urkish president erdogan�*s party is facing losses in municipal elections across much of the country, including istanbul, the nation's largest city. three quarters of the votes have been counted, with the main opposition chp well ahead of the president's ak party in many big urban centres. the opposition�*s leading figure — istanbul's current mayor, ekrem imamoglu — has declared victory after securing just over 50% of the vote. this is significant because he's viewed as the best placed opposition candidate for the presidency in 2028. onur erem is from the bbc turkish service, and he gave us the latest. more than 80% of the votes have been counted, and the opposition is still leading in most of the cities, and especially the biggest cities. they've won six of the seven largest cities in turkey — and for the first time in the last 2a years, they've managed to win more municipalities than the government party, the akp. so what does this mean for president erdogan why have voters then floc

it won six of turkey's eight largest urban centres — including the country's biggest city istanbul.ars, they won more municipalities than the governing ak party. president erdogan described his party's worst defeat as "not an end, but a turning point" translation: we will not disrespect the nation's decision in any way, - we will avoid being stubborn, acting against the national will and questioning the judgment of our nation, as we have done so far. we will take the necessary steps by analysing the messages given by the nation at the ballot box, most accurately and objectively within the reason and in our inner conscience. opposition supporters say although these are local elections, victories in big cities are a significant show of force against erdogan�*s governing ak party. this was the scene in istanbul, where thousands publicly celebrated the opposition party's win. the city's incumbent mayor, ekrem imamoglu, declared victory after securing more than 50% of the vote — well ahead of his nearest rival. mr imamoglu became istanbul's first opposition mayor in 2019. he's now seen a

you mentioned that turkey has restricted the export of a series of items . in this regard, let's see a report that following popular protests and political circles, the turkish government has banned the export of some items to the zionist regime. their country and the zionist regime are not the scene of anti-zionist protests in istanbul a few days ago with the reaction of the support forces of the palestinian people. not long ago, the minister of commerce of turkey claimed a 50% reduction in his country's trade relations with the zionist regime. but apparently, after the recent protests, the government has decided to stop the export of some items from turkish ports to the zionist regime. according to the announcement of the turkish ministry of commerce and customs , the export of 54 goods, including aircraft fuel and steel products, to the zionist regime has been banned from today, april 9, 21 . hamid kameli of ankara radio and television agency. you are still watching the world today. i will return to the conversation with mr. seyed rahim hashemi, an expert