CLEAN : Erdogan now stronger but won't bring back death penalty: expert

The transcript discusses the leader's growing popularity and control over the state, despite challenges in governance such as replacing personnel in the police and judiciary. It also examines Turkey's complex relationship with the EU and the emotional aftermath of a recent coup, including discussions about the death penalty.

What has contributed to the political leader's growing popularity in Turkey?

• His economic policies

• His recent actions

• His foreign alliances

• His cultural reforms

What challenge arises from removing 6000 personnel from the police and judiciary?

• A shortage of qualified replacements

• A gap in the system

• Public protests

• Increased crime rates

How has the leader addressed the issue of personnel replacement in the past?

• By hiring foreign experts

• By promoting military personnel

• By finding suitable replacements

• By increasing salaries

What has been a longstanding question regarding Turkey's international relations?

• Forming a new military alliance

• Adopting a new currency

• Expanding trade with Asia

• Joining the European Union

What is the public's emotional response following the coup?

• Relief

• Optimism

• Indifference

• Anger and upset