Türkiye in Focus

Weekly newsletter by TRT World Research Centre

Catch Up with This Week’s Highlights;

President Erdoğan’s impactful speech at the UN General Assembly was the highlight of this week. Meanwhile, Erdoğan’s accompanying delegation held significant meetings in New York. On the domestic front, right-wing opposition parties are exploring the possibility of forming an alliance. Here are some excerpts from this week’s Türkiye in Focus:

Erdoğan’s UN General Assembly Speech and Türkiye’s Foreign Policy Vision

Turkish Delegation’s Meetings in New York

Right-wing Opposition Parties Seeking Merger

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