Kurdish Left could turn the tide against Erdogan's authoritarian rule

Even a hung Parliament after elections will be helpful to the progressives By Cengiz Gunes The pro-Kurdish Peoples’ Democratic Party (HDP) established itself as a key player in Turkish politics after it secured 13 percent of the popular vote and eighty seats in Turkey’s Grand National Assembly in June 2015. This was possible because it

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