A Storm in Ankara: Turkey's Slide into Repression Continues The Turkish police stormed the main opposition CHP party headquarters in Ankara, underscoring the country's relentless slide into repression.
This latest development follows a court ruling that ousted leader Ozgur Ozel and reinstated former chairman Kemal Kilicdaroglu, sparking violence as police fired tear gas and dismantled barricades to remove Ozel from the building.
The Turkish government's tactics have grown increasingly brazen in recent years, treating opposition leaders not as legitimate voices of dissent but as threats to be silenced.