Erdogan’s media domination and the vote in Turkey | Elections
Video Duration 24 minutes 25 seconds
President Erdogan’s dominating media presence helps him take Turkey’s
tightly fought election to a run-off. Plus, is the media making the Sino-America divide worse?
With President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on the verge of re-election in the second round next week, what’s next for what is left of Turkish journalism?
Contributors:
Mustafa Akyol – Senior Fellow, Cato Institute
Ravza Kavakci Kan – AK Party Member of Parliament
Seren Selvin Korkmaz – Co-founder, IstanPol Institute & Lecturer, Stockholm University
Güney Yildiz – Researcher & Analyst
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Contributors:
Kaiser Kuo – Host, Sinica Podcast
Lizzi Lee – Journalist, Wall Street TV
Einar Tangen – Senior Fellow, Taihe Institute & Founder, Asia Narratives
