Erdogan’s dictatorial ideologies are the greatest threat to Europe and the world says ally turned oppositionist Ahmet Davutoglu
The Turkish opposition leader also criticised the presidential system of government implemented in 2016 by Mr Erdogan to consolidate more power.
Mr Davutoglu said the country needed to return to a parliamentary system because the current system only produces crises.
He reiterated his demand for early elections, which the opposition began promoting in Turkey at the beginning of October.
Mr Davutoglu served as prime minister to Mr Erdogan between 2014 and 2016 before breaking away from the AK party and establishing a rival political movement to challenge the longtime Turkish leader.
Source: The National World
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