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The ousted chair of Turkey's opposition Republican People’s Party, Ozgur Ozel, addresses lawmakers during his party's group meeting in the Turkish parliament on June 2, 2026, in Ankara, Turkey. 

Turkey's main opposition party will struggle to gain traction amid legal battle and deepening internal divisions, freeing up the ruling party to consider returning to more unorthodox economic policies ahead of the 2028 election.

Turkey's Opposition Struggles To Stay United in the Face of Legal Strife

Turkey's Opposition Struggles To Stay United in the Face of Legal Strife | RANE

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Disputes among the leaders of Turkey's main opposition party risk fragmenting the opposition and lowering the bar for the ruling party to return to an increasingly hot economy ahead of the next election cycle.

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Turkey's Opposition Struggles To Stay United in the Face of Legal Strife

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