Turkish Opposition Losing Ground Against Erdoğan as Window for Change Narrows
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Turkey's opposition parties are facing increasing challenges in their efforts to unseat President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, according to political developments in the country. A potential pathway to defeating the Turkish president appeared to open in spring 2024, but the ruling regime has since worked systematically to close off those opportunities. The setbacks highlight the growing difficulties facing opposition forces in Turkey as they attempt to challenge Erdoğan's long-standing grip on power through established political channels.