Kemal Öztürk

Populism becomes more effective in Turkey and the world like "bad money firing good money." 

What I mean by "bad money" is the exaggerated demagogy, polarization, the passion for power, anger and partisanship, which we see in all populist currents. 

There is rejoicing in our Antalya and Van provinces, where one Iranian plane lands after the other. Tourists are pouring in like rain. As the ones who arrive are from wealthy segments, they do a lot of shopping. 

This does not compensate the lack of Western tourists, but this of course is good. 

An investigation has been launched into a total of 58 well-known figures in Turkey on the grounds that they criticized the state-run Anadolu Agency on Twitter, daily Cumhuriyet has reported.