Ozgur Ozel, ousted as head of Turkey’s main opposition party CHP after a court nullified his election, is launching a new political party — a bold move that could reshape Turkey’s opposition and potentially make his new movement the largest in parliament. Amid mounting legal pressure, internal party fractures, and accusations of politically motivated prosecutions, Ozel’s departure signals a deepening crisis for the century-old CHP, as the country’s political landscape grows more volatile and fragmented.
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