Turkey’s deposed opposition leader announces plans to create a new political party aimed at competing with President Recep Tayyip Erdogan. The announcement follows a court-ordered ouster from his previous role as leader of the main opposition, which has left him removed from his position and looking for a new platform to organize supporters. Multiple outlets report that he frames the planned party as an alternative political force in Turkey and as a way to continue pursuing opposition goals despite his removal. The news accounts describe the decision as part of his response to the legal and political process that resulted in his deposition. While the reports emphasize the intention to form a new party, they do not detail the party’s timeline, leadership structure, or specific policy agenda. The coverage also reflects the broader political context in Turkey, where opposition figures face legal and administrative challenges and where Erdogan’s ruling stance remains a central feature of the current political landscape.