Turkish-founded party gains momentum in Greek MEP elections

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Turkish-founded party gains momentum in Greek MEP elections

Greece is set to elect 21 MEPs, with contenders from 31 political parties vying for seats. Among these parties is the Party of Friendship, Equality and Peace, established by Turkish founders in western Thrace during the early 1990s. As Belkis Demircan reports, the party has been gaining momentum since first running in the European elections twenty years ago

June 9, 2024