Reinstated leader removes two branch chairs in Türkiye’s CHP

The recently reinstated leader of Turkey's main opposition Republican People’s Party (CHP) has ousted the provincial chairs in Antalya and Kayseri, signaling a tightening of control within the party. This move highlights the leader's efforts to consolidate power and reshape the party's internal structure. The expulsions are seen as part of a broader strategy to purge dissenting voices and streamline party operations, potentially affecting the party's dynamics and its ability to challenge the ruling government.