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The Turkish parliament passed laws governing the country's policies, with policy decisions being made in Ankara.

Steady: 0 in the last 7 days Updated oct 20

The latest in this situation

  1. The Nationalist Movement Party welcomed the submission of a new bill to the Turkish Parliament.
  2. Erdoğan convenes a Cabinet meeting in Ankara to discuss national economic and security issues, including Gaza and US-Iran talks.
  3. Tugay, RPP candidate, formally joined the AKP in Ankara.
  4. Mansur Yavaş and Müslim Sarı commented on the resignation and political leadership divergence within the CHP in Ankara.
  5. The National Security Council must confirm a dissolution and disarmament initiative, an effort advanced by Devlet Bahçeli and Recep Tayyip Erdoğan.

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5 reports, 4 independent, last reported Sep 11. The briefing below covers this first event.

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The Turkish parliament passed laws governing the country's policies, with policy decisions being made in Ankara.

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TürkiyeparliamentAnkara

How it developed

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  1. Parliament passed a framework law, pending NSC adoption for implementation.1 source
  2. Erdoğan chairs the National Security Council while the Turkish Parliament conducts a vote and passes a law regarding a terror-free initiative.Sub-event
  3. The Turkish Parliament debated a policy allowing the return from northern Iraq, utilizing Ankara as the location.Sub-event
  4. Turkey's parliament approves a conditional pardon bill.Sub-event
  5. Türkiye's parliament debates initiatives for academic and civil service reform.Sub-event
  6. Parties argued over video's contents in the Turkish parliament.Sub-event
  7. Turkish parliament passed new laws governing national policies.1 source

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