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Yusuf Kanlı
30 October 2024, Wednesday / Published in Politics

Constitution under threat: Türkiye’s new ‘influence espionage’ law

As Türkiye celebrates the 101’st anniversary of its Republic, the definition of a “democratic, social state based on rule of law,” enshrined in the first three articles of the Constitution, remains fundamental to its founding principles. These three articles form the cornerstone of the constitutional order and are safeguarded against any proposal for change. However,
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