The biased reporting of Türkiye's presidential and parliamentary elections by Western news outlets has been subject to criticism, with some suggesting they are attempting to influence Turkish voters
"Turkish people will show these news outlets that they will decide their own fate at the ballot boxes," says Türkiye's Parliamentary Foreign Affairs Committee Chairperson, Akif Cagatay Kılıc. / Photo: AA Archive
The biased reporting of Türkiye's presidential and parliamentary elections by Western news outlets is a common occurrence during election cycles, according to Türkiye's Parliamentary Foreign Affairs Committee Chairperson and former sports minister, Akif Cagatay Kilic. The Economist, which has a readership of millions globally, openly called for Erdogan’s removal, which punctures its claims of fair and neutral journalism.
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