To those who thought shutting down Twitter and crying conspiracy marked the beginning of the end for Turkey's prime minister of more than a decade, think again. Reçep Tayyip Erdogan's Islamist-rooted AK Party won big in Sunday's local elections, improving on its 2009 score. The prime minister has so far answered a widening corruption scandal with a wholesale purge of the police and judiciary, not to mention the new internet censorship laws. What will he do now that he has the wind in his sails?
Produced and prepared by Anelise Borges, Haxie Meyers-Belkin and Diaraye Bah
By François PICARD
Our guests: Ali KAZANCIGIL Political Analyst and Author of "Turkey, from one Revolution to Another", Kendal NEZAN President of the Kurdish Institute in Paris, Galip DALAY Political researcher, SETA, Jasper MORTIMER FRANCE 24 Correspondent in Ankara & Sohrab AHMARI Editorial Page Writer, The Wall Street Journal Europe
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