Republican People's Party

I am grateful to the Central Bank for banning me from their regular meetings with economists. If it weren?t for that, I would have missed, like most market economists, the unveiling of Turkey?s new megaproject, which coincided with the bank?s latest meeting on May 21.

The main opposition Republican People?s Party (CHP) has announced its much-trumpeted ?project of the century,? which will be focused on building an entirely new city named ?Center Turkey? with an investment of $200 billion.

A polling committee head living in Frankfurt has been caught while attempting to vote in the name of somebody else in Turkey's upcoming June 7 general election.

The president of the number six ballot box Hasan Tüfek, who is also a religious official in the city, cast his own vote on May 14 and took photos of himself while voting.

Turkish citizens in the U.S. began voting at polling stations inside the Turkish Embassy in Washington and consulates across the country on May 16, for the upcoming June 7 elections.

Some 14,000 Turkish citizens are eligible to vote in Washington D.C., while the overall number of registered Turkish voters in the U.S. is about 90,000.

Prime Minister Ahmet Davuto?lu has slammed the main opposition Republican People?s Party?s (CHP) election promise to boost pensioners? wages, accusing his rival of lying about the current situation. 

People cannot be peaceful without justice, main opposition Republican People's Party (CHP) leader Kemal K?l?çdaro?lu has said, claiming that the ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP) fails to live up to its name. 

President Recep Tayyip Erdo?an called the Peoples' Democratic Party (HDP) executives "clowns." For the main opposition Republican People's Party (CHP), he uttered the statement, "Their name is social democrat but they are themselves fascists." The other day, he said, "They are ignoble," about certain columnists. 

Turkey?s social democrat party has expressed sorrow over the defeat of Labour and its leader, Ed Miliband, in last week?s elections in the United Kingdom, citing the Conservative party?s use of nationalist rhetoric as an important reason of the failure. 

A majority of top executives from Turkey's largest companies believed the ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP) would be the winner of the upcoming June elections, but the party's votes would decrease compared to the previous elections, according to a survey by Turkish economy magazines Capital and Ekonomist. 

Will the June 7 elections be the first electoral defeat of the tall, bald and bold man yelling at everyone?