Turkish leader Erdogan showed no signs of an illness that sidelined him for three days. Read more at straitstimes.com.
in the run-up to one of Turkey’s most important elections of its post-Ottoman history.
“As you know I was sick recently, and from every house people were praying for me,” Mr Erdogan told the crowd.Mr Kilicdaroglu, 74, and his multi-faceted alliance are posing Erdogan’s toughest election challenge since the Turkish leader’s Islamic-rooted party first swept to power in 2002. Mr Kilicdaroglu and his allies have fanned out across the country, holding daily events that are starting to get coverage on pro-government media that dominate Turkey today.
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