US EditionErdoğan Delivered a Message to the People's Alliance Against the Crisis Allegations, Thanking Bahçeli: We Will Work Tirelessly with Our Alliance Partner.
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Hürriyet columnist Abdulkadir Selvi wrote that MHP Chairman Devlet Bahçeli will respond to allegations of a "crack in the People's Alliance" at his party's group meeting today.
MHP leader Devlet Bahçeli's absence from the reception at the Palace on October 29th, Republic Day, has stirred up turmoil in Ankara. The initiative process, appointments, Cyprus policy, and discussions on the "post-Erdogan era" are creating new fault lines within the alliance. "Silent tension" is building between the AKP and MHP, and politics is searching for a new balance.
Speaking at a cabinet meeting, AKP President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan argued that they were continuing their struggle to build the Century of Turkey with a busy agenda, both domestically and internationally. Also criticizing CHP Chairman Özgür Özel, Erdoğan said, “While the main opposition party chairman is spending the night at the gates of Europe complaining about his country and government, we are making Turkey a center of attraction for the enti…
Erdoğan delivered a message to the People's Alliance against the crisis allegations, thanking Bahçeli: We will work tirelessly with our alliance partner.
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