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The Wind is Shifting in Turkish Politics: Considerations on the 2024 Municipal Election Outcomes
JACOPO FRANCESCHINI COMMENTARY #46 • APRIL 2024 Turkey’s Municipal Elections Background Context Almost one year after the last presidential elections, on March 31st, 2024, Turkey’s voters returned to the municipal […]