World politics is navigating one of its 'sharpest turns,' says Turkish President Erdogan, pointing to 'serious power vacuum' in international system, loss of morality, conscience.
World politics is navigating one of its "sharpest turns," says Turkish President Erdogan, pointing to "serious power vacuum" in international system, loss of morality, conscience.The perpetrators of genocide "should not be at podiums of legislative chambers," but in courtrooms where they will account for their crimes, Erdogan says. / Photo: AA
"World politics is navigating one of its sharpest turns. There is a serious power vacuum in the international system, and we are facing a loss of morality and conscience," Erdogan said on Monday in a speech in the Turkish capital Ankara.He added that in the face of oppression in Gaza,"which should normally awaken humanity, the UN Security Council remains silent."
The perpetrators of genocide"should not be at podiums of legislative chambers," but in courtrooms where they will account for their crimes, he added.President Erdogan has also commented on the double standards of social media platforms.
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