Turkey’s Erdogan Set For Sweeping Win
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by News Editor
Guardian – Voters in Turkey look set to make Recep Tayyip Erdogan the most successful prime minister in the history of the country’s multi-party system after an election that could open the door for fundamental changes to the constitution.
Erdogan’s centre-right Justice and Development party (AKP) has goverened since a landslide victory in 2002, and all indicators are that it will win easily again after Sunday’s vote.
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Incoming Rep. Adam Hamawy Refuses to Label Iran a US ‘Adversary’ In Contentious CNN Interview
Israel and Morocco Expand Defense Partnership Despite Growing Global Efforts to Isolate Jewish State
Pro-Palestinian Protesters in UK Target Performance by Arab-Jewish Ensemble at British Library
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