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Turkey has experienced two major political upheavals in the past month.

At the beginning of March, the Kurdistan Workers Party, known as the PKK, declared a ceasefire with Turkey.

The imprisoned leader of the PKK told the group to disarm, clearing the path to end more than four decades of fighting,

that has killed some 40,000 people.

Jail, PKK leader Abdullah Ochanan has made a historic declaration.

It seemed to be an outright win for Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.

Getting credit for removing one of the country's top security threats could have major political

benefits for his Justice and Development Party, known as the AKP.

But that initiative could be undermined by another recent event in Turkey, the arrest of

Istanbul Mayor Ekrem Imamolu on corruption charges.

His arrest comes just days before Turkey's main opposition party, CHP, was expected to nominate

him as presidential candidate.

Imamolu is widely seen as Erdogan's main political rival and a likely challenger in the

28 presidential election. Many Turks believe that Erdogan ordered his arrest on dubious

charges as a way to undermine the opposition. In response, hundreds of thousands of people

took to the streets.

There have now been five nights of massive countrywide protests across Turkey, and the demonstrations

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