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Turkey moves closer to endless Erdogan rule as biggest rival detained

Turkish police have detained the strongest rival to President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, a move that experts say is aimed at removing all possible contenders ahead of the next presidential election and further stretching his rule.

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Turkey criticized for detaining journalists amid protests over arrest of Istanbul's mayor, a key Erdogan rival

Imamoglu was detained just days before he was widely expected to win a primary election to become the presidential candidate of the main opposition to Erdogan, the Republican People's Party.

Agence France-Presse on MSN · 12d

Imamoglu: Istanbul's powerful mayor and Erdogan's biggest rival

Istanbul's powerful mayor Ekrem Imamoglu is President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's biggest political rival who has faced a growing barrage of legal challenges aimed at stopping his bid to win Turkey's top job.

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Turkish opposition stages rally, announces campaign to defeat Erdogan

Turkey’s leading opposition party is trying to channel anger over the arrest of a key Erdogan challenger into a sustained political movement.

Is Türkiye’s Strongman Losing Ground?

The arrest of Istanbul mayor Ekrem Imamoglu on March 19 has brought simmering discontent against Türkiye’s long-serving ...

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Turkey arrests Erdoğan’s chief political rival days before presidential primary

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan launched a widespread crackdown on his political opposition Wednesday when police ...

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Erdogan slams protests over jailing of Istanbul mayor as 'movement of violence'

Speaking after a cabinet meeting in Ankara, Erdogan said the CHP should stop ... police officers, the broken windows of our shopkeepers, and the damaged public property. They will be held ...

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Erdogan likely to win another term if Imamoglu removed from elections, expert says

Istanbul Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu, who was arrested this week on suspicion of corruption, has been the “most viable candidate against President Erdogan”, said Guney Yildiz, visiting fellow at the ...

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