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New candidates are exercising their "democratic rights" in calling for an early congress at the Nationalist Movement Party (MHP), party leader Devlet Bahçeli said Dec. 1.

Former nationalist party deputy Meral Ak?ener has hinted at her candidacy for the leadership of the Nationalist Movement Party (MHP), in the wake of a dramatic fall in the MHP vote in the Nov. 1 parliamentary election.

The Nationalist Movement Party (MHP) of Turkey has not nominated Deputy Prime Minister Tu?rul Türke?, who was expelled from the party after accepting an offer to join the country?s interim cabinet, and former Deputy Parliament Speaker Meral Ak?ener, when it submitted candidate list for the Nov. 1 snap elections on Sept. 18.

Having begun work to form an interim government to act until snap elections scheduled for Nov. 1, Prime Minister Ahmet Davuto?lu has finally sent letters of proposal to deputies of other parties, asking them to take part in the pre-election government.

The editor-in-chief of daily Hürriyet, Sedat Ergin, has responded to claims made by the Turkuvaz Media Group and the PM The editor-in-chief of daily Hürriyet, Sedat Ergin, has responded to claims made by the Turkuvaz Media Group and Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davuto?lu over the Meral Ak?ener controversy, in an article published on May 17.
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Last week, a new political scandal was created in passing during a "political discussion" show on A Haber TV, one of the many pro-government propaganda channels. 

The level of politics has sunk twenty thousand leagues under the sea?

Those who are more royalist than the king are attacking everyone. It has been like this for some time.

With only three weeks left to crucial parliamentary elections, the flames of Turkish politics have been fanned once again by claims that a high-level female official of an opposition party was blackmailed with an inappropriate video recording.