Aykut Erdoğdu

CHP vows to keep Qatari jet on agenda

Main opposition Republican People's Party (CHP) deputy leader Aykut Erdoğdu has vowed to publicize their criticism of the luxurious VIP jet, which the Turkish presidency has reportedly received from the Qatari emir, criticizing the presidency for accepting an expensive item in a time of fragile economic conditions.

Turkey's ruling AKP must adopt sliding scale system in crisis: CHP deputy leader

Turkey's economy is dragging into "stagflation," CHP deputy leader Aykut Erdoğdu warned, urging the ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP) to protect waged workers against high inflation and currency fluctuation by adopting a sliding scale system for wages. 

CHP hopes upcoming 'justice congress' will unite Turkey's different political views

The upcoming "justice congress" that the main opposition Republican People's Party (CHP) will hold in the western Turkish province of Çanakkale will welcome participants of various political backgrounds, CHP Deputy Chair Aykut Erdoğdu has said.

Coup panel report is cover up for ruling AKP: Opposition parties

Opposition parties that have members in a parliamentary investigation commission into the July 15, 2016, coup attempt are expected to file an objection against a draft report over claims that it was not reflecting the truth and worked as a cover up for the political leg of the coup. 

Main opposition CHP appoints central executive board member Erdoğdu as new deputy leader

The main opposition Republican People's Party (CHP) has appointed its Istanbul lawmaker Aykut Erdoğdu as the party's new deputy leader responsible for the economy in lieu of Selin Sayek Böke, who has recently resigned from her post.

330 more academics expelled with state of emergency decree, stirring debate in Turkey

A total of 330 academics were expelled with a new state of emergency decree published in the Official Gazette late on Feb. 7, drawing criticism from the opposition and the scholars themselves about the effect the moves will have on education.

The academics were among 4,464 public workers who were expelled as part of the decree. 

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