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    Friday, 3 August 2007


    Reelected Turkish PM sees new "european style" constitution

    (Eurasia daily) Fresh from his July 22 electoral victory, returning Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan has announced plans to draw up a new, “more democratic and civilian constitution”. Read more...

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    # posted by Turkishpolitix : Friday, August 03, 2007  

    Thursday, 2 August 2007


    CHP likely to support new constitution

    Today's Zaman reports that CHP shares some of the AK Party’s opinions about this new constitution.

    See also our dossier on the debate around new constitution.

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    # posted by Turkishpolitix : Thursday, August 02, 2007  

    Wednesday, 1 August 2007


    AKP rewriting constitution for more democracy

    (Turkish daily news) The victorious AKP is pushing for a new constitution it describes as more democratic, civilian and simpler. A commission set by the AKP is drafting the new constitution to introduce in Parliament after the presidential election.

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    # posted by Turkishpolitix : Wednesday, August 01, 2007  

    Towards a new constitution in Turkey?

    A new constitution, more democratic, more civilian and more simple, is top of the ruling AKP government's agenda, which emerged as the victor of the July 22 parliamentary elections. Read more...

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    # posted by Turkishpolitix : Wednesday, August 01, 2007  
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