Although supporters are trying to portray the fund scandal as an isolated incident, every detail points back to the AKP. Knowing that it will never hold together once uncovered, the regime wants to force everyone to swear an oath of silence.
Whilst the government has the country under a multi-faceted siege, the objections raised by opposition forces are not enough to halt the regime. According to political scientists, it is essential to pave the way for an alternative political channel through which the people can once again become active participants.
A company within the Kipaş Holding group has given the green light to build a new geothermal power plant in Aydın. The project, which the company plans to build right next to the university, threatens pastureland, olive groves and fig orchards, as well as the Büyük Ova Conservation Area.
The new MTP also directly targets working life. A broad framework concerning working life is presented, ranging from new generation working models to "secure flexibility", from unregistered employment to the Unemployment Insurance Fund, and the impact of digital and green transformation on professions.
Whilst the regime consolidates its political power through mechanisms ranging from the judiciary to the bureaucracy, it is rendering society powerless by instilling a sense that ‘nothing will change anyway’. Whilst the opposition has not been effective enough in dispelling this sentiment, the fact that the debate centres solely on the ‘ballot box’ is delaying the necessary actions.
As the US redesigns the Middle East, Ankara is ready for the new tasks assigned to it. Foreign policy experts point out that there is a desire to transform Turkey into a Middle Eastern regime that is exempt from criticism regarding human rights and democracy.
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