Özil Tells Erdoğan at New Party Entry

Turkish opposition leader Özgür Özil has announced his intention to establish a new party following his removal from leadership of the Republican People’s Party (CHP), amid internal crises within the party and increasing tensions with President Erdoğan’s ruling party. The new party aims to become the second-largest opposition force in parliament, needing to attract around 68 deputies out of the current 135 in the CHP. It is expected that between 83 and 85 deputies from the CHP will join, potentially relegating the CHP to fourth place. This comes after a controversial court ruling that dismissed Özil and reinstated his predecessor, in what appears to be an attempt by Erdoğan to sideline political opponents. Özil plans to submit an application to establish the party next week, with expectations that it will be called "Yenı Parti" (New Party).

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