Casino without swedish license trustly

But recent provocative demonstrations by terrorist group supporters and Islamophobic figures in Stockholm have led Turkish leaders to question Sweden’s commitment to take the steps necessary to gain NATO membership. This year’s elections in Türkiye. On Türkiye’s upcoming elections, Erdogan said May 14 is the ”most suitable” date for holding the next parliamentary and presidential elections. “As a result of our comprehensive evaluations, we have seen that Sunday, May 14, 2023, is the most suitable date for the elections in all respects.” ”We want to lead our country to the elections on this date in line with the procedures specified in the Constitution,” Erdogan said. As Türkiye’s ruler since 2003 – first as prime minister and then since 2014, as president – Erdogan said he aims to raise the country to the level of the most powerful states in the world and the nation to the level of the most prosperous societies. Türkiye urges Sweden to take steps against terrorists 'without further delay': Official. Ankara strongly condemns the supporters of the PKK/YPG terror group in Sweden that continued their provocations against Türkiye and President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, the country's communications director said on Thursday. ”We condemn in the strongest possible terms the targeting of Türkiye and its democratically elected president by members of the terrorist organization PKK in Sweden. We urge the Swedish authorities to take necessary steps against terrorist groups without further delay,” Fahrettin Altun said on Twitter. Altun's remarks came after terror supporters gathered in front of the historical City Hall in the capital Stockholm, hung a puppet -- likened to Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan -- by the feet on a pole in front of the building and shared video footage of the moment on social media. Footage posted later on a social media account affiliated with the terror group showed that threats targeting Türkiye and Erdogan were made with Turkish subtitles. ”Sweden needs to keep the promises, which it made in Madrid, to join NATO – of which Türkiye has been a member for 70 years.