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Erdogan is unlikely to go quietly

14 May 2023

5:59 PM

14 May 2023

5:59 PM

The Turkish election is just hours away, and an opposition victory seems more likely than ever under president Erdogan’s rule. Everywhere from cafés to the civil service, from social media to newspapers, the big question on everyone’s lips is whether Erdogan will concede after 21 years in power. Fears of escalation and violence on the streets are high.

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