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Erdoğan is Losing but the Turkish Opposition is Far from an Assured Victory

Turkey s 2023 Elections: The Opposition Bloc s Strategy & Prospects

Ahead of Turkey’s 2023 elections, a six-party opposition bloc is working together to unseat President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and his Justice and Development Party (AKP) and restore the country’s parliamentary system. This comes against the backdrop of a growing economic crisis as public opinion polls show support for the president and the AKP is falling. How reliable are these polls? Can the opposition beat Erdoğan? What is its election strategy? Who is most likely to be the bloc’s presidential candidate?

Syria: Are water supplies being weaponized by Turkey? | Middle East| News and analysis of events in the Arab world | DW

Syria: Are water supplies being weaponized by Turkey? Water outages in Syria s northeast are often leaving around half a million people without potable water. Is Turkey using the outages as a weapon to destabilize the region, as some claim? Around 1 million people are suffering from water outages in the Al-Hasakah region Around 1 million people in the Kurdish-governed region of Al-Hasakah in Syria s northeast have again had their water supply cut off  as they have around 20 times in the past 12 months.  This is a humanitarian disaster, Sara Kayyali, a Syria researcher at Human Rights Watch, told DW. As of this Sunday, some parts of the region are experiencing the eighth straight day without water.

Syria: Are water supplies being weaponized by Turkey?

Syria: Are water supplies being weaponized by Turkey? Jennifer Holleis © Provided by dw.com Around half a million people are suffering from water outages in the Al-Hasakah region Around one million people in the Kurdish-governed region of Al-Hasakah in Syria s northeast have again had their water supply cut off as they have around 20 times in the past 12 months. This is a humanitarian disaster, Sara Kayyali, a Syria researcher at Human Rights Watch, told DW. As of this Sunday, some parts of the region are experiencing the eighth straight day without water. Problems with the supply from the nearest water station Alouk have been growing since Turkish forces and their Syrian rebel proxies took charge in October 2019, after the so-called Peace Spring Operation that targeted the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) in the region. While the water station has been under Turkish control since then, it relies on the SDF-controlled Mabrouka Electricity St

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