Republican People's Party leader's speech shift
The article addresses the speech of the leader of the Republican People's Party, Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu, in which he announced the necessity for Turkey to adopt a more open foreign policy. This includes strengthening relations with Central Asian republics and the "Ottoman geography." He praised Turkey's satisfaction with the maritime boundary agreement with Libya and its rights in the eastern Mediterranean, whereas the party's previous policies criticized these approaches. The article questions Kılıçdaroğlu's motivations behind these statements, considering that they may be part of an effort to correct internal and external positions or a result of regional and international changes. This appears to be aimed at regaining strength and popularity, with suggestions that it is linked to the balance of interests and Turkey’s foreign policies.
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