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Türkiye’s election may end Erdogan’s 20-year rule, and Ukraine is watching
What the possible defeat Türkiye's long-standing leader means for the 'grain deal', Russia's sanctions evasion and navigation through the Bosphorus

In the presidential and parliamentary elections in Türkiye this Sunday, its long-standing leader Recep Tayyip Erdogan seems close to defeat – for the first time in twenty years.
If the opposition, led by the National Alliance candidate Kemal Kilicdaroglu, wins, it is very likely that Turkey will return to a more classical foreign policy, former Turkish Ambassador to NATO Fatih Ceylan tells LIGA.net.
"Such a new course would put Türkiye’s relations with the West on a healthier footing, but with the support of good neighbourliness in the region," he says.
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