Even if Erdogan Loses the Election, Turkey Is in Trouble – The New York Times

One of the most common words the opposition uses is "restoration." The six parties that constitute the coalition do not agree on everything, but there are strong indications of what they want to restore. Two of the opposition parties are headed by high-profile former members of the A.K.P. One of them, Ali Babacan, devised the party's earlier economic policies. The other, Ahmet Davutoglu, is widely credited with its approach to foreign policy. Under these two figures, the A.K.P. in the 2000s deepened and popularized the country's market-friendly and pro-Western orientation. But a return to this approach is simply not possible…