Yeni Parti
New Party
New Party
No affiliated group in the European Parliament
Change of +20.1 since last election
+20.1 in the last 3 months
The party's ideological foundation seamlessly blends classical Kemalism with modern social democracy and European-inspired progressivism. It views the secular rule of law and the separation of powers as indispensable cornerstones of a functioning republic. Central to its vision are individual civil rights, social justice, and equitable societal participation. In response to authoritarian tendencies, the party champions a model designed to depoliticize state institutions and consistently strengthen democratic oversight mechanisms.
The party's agenda centers on a comprehensive overhaul of economic policy, focusing on combating inflation, strengthening social safety nets, and promoting sustainable investments. It advocates for a return to rule of law standards, enhanced judicial independence, and reforms within the education system. In foreign policy, it seeks a pronounced rapprochement with European and Western partners, while carefully safeguarding national security interests. Its primary target demographic includes the urban middle class, secular voters, academics, and young people aspiring for upward mobility.
Strategically, the movement positions itself as a reformist umbrella organization and a pro-democratic counterweight to the dominant authoritarian-conservative ruling coalition. Having emerged from institutional power struggles within the secular camp, it aims to dismantle the entrenched structures of the traditional opposition. Its role in the political system is marked by inherent tensions: it must navigate the delicate balance between advocating for republican renewal and delivering sharp systemic criticism, all while actively fighting for the preservation of rule-of-law freedoms in parliament and civil society.
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The party participated in government for 0% of the legislative period.
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