Mark Lowen, a seasoned BBC correspondent, brings insider knowledge of Turkey's tumultuous protests. Joining him is Ziya Meral, an expert on Turkish politics, and Monica Marks, a scholar specializing in Middle Eastern dynamics. Together, they delve into the political upheaval surrounding Istanbul's mayor, Ekrem İmamoğlu, and the implications of his arrest. The discussion reveals the erosion of civil liberties, the rise of a charismatic opposition, and the shifting power dynamics as Turkey approaches pivotal elections. Can democracy survive amidst escalating unrest?
