Turkey’s ‘desperate’ opposition plays nationalist card

“When politicians in Turkey fall short or need quick results, they play the nationalism card.” Kılıçdaroğlu’s last-ditch gambit aims to turn around the campaign before the May 28 second round vote. His challenge is to make up a seemingly insurmountable gap with Erdoğan, who emerged with 49.5 per cent versus Kılıçdaroğlu’s 44.9 per cent on Sunday.

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