Turkey's former prime minister Ahmet Davutoglu, once President Tayyip Erdog...
ANKARA - Turkey’s former prime minister Ahmet Davutoglu, once President Tayyip Erdogan’s closest ally, said on Friday he resigned from the ruling AK Party and again criticized its ability to govern, though he did not immediately launch a new party as expected.
“It is evident that there is no internal evaluation, that the channels for...negotiations are closed, and that there is no possibility of an internal change,” he added. The AKP, which has governed Turkey since 2002, did not immediately respond publicly to the resignation.
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