The İyi Party, which translates to "Good Party" in English, is a political party in Turkey that was established on October 25, 2017. It was founded by Meral Akşener, a former member of the Nationalist Movement Party (MHP), along with other dissidents from the MHP and individuals from various political backgrounds. The formation of the party was a response to the growing dissatisfaction with the existing political landscape in Turkey, particularly with the ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP) and the perceived authoritarian drift of the country under President Recep Tayyip…
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Describe a moment where you felt included or excluded from the economic prosperity of your community. How should policies adapt to include everyone?
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Reflecting on your experiences, how can a political party ensure it remains connected to the needs and values of a diverse population?
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How would you envision a balanced approach to national security while ensuring the protection of individual freedoms?
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What role do you think a free press plays in maintaining a healthy democracy, and have you ever encountered a situation where media freedom was compromised?
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Reflect on a moment when you felt your rights were challenged; how would you expect a government to respond in such situations?
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Can a nation be truly democratic without a strong and independent judiciary, and why or why not?
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In your opinion, what is the best way to address income inequality, and how can social welfare programs be balanced with free-market policies?
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How important is it for a country to maintain good relations with its neighbors, and can you think of ways this impacts everyday citizens?
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Why might some people feel marginalized by the political system, and what changes would you propose to make politics more inclusive?
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Considering modern challenges, what does patriotism mean to you, and how should a country balance nationalism with global cooperation?