President of the Turkish regime Recep Tayyib Erdogan has adopted provocative and aggressive policies inside and outside Turkey, Leader of the Turkish Workers Party Erkan Baş said in an interview on Saturday, calling on all Turkish democratic parties and forces to agree on a comprehensive national project that leads to getting rid of this regime.

Erdogan accuses all his opponents of terrorism and treason and of spying against Turkey, forgetting that "he is the terrorist and the enemy of the people" and that he is the one who has engaged Turkey in big problems externally, particularly through interfering in Syria and Libya and through supporting terrorist organizations there," Baş said.

He also held Erdogan responsible for the dangerous financial and economic situation in Turkey.

"Unemployment, poverty, hunger are among the most notable results of Erdogan's policies," he said, pointing out that the Turkish people will work to witness the defeat of Erdogan's  Justice and Development Party in the coming elections.

After the scandal about his involvement in supporting terrorist organizations in Syria, a fresh scandal has been newly added to the black record of Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte that led him to resign.

 Rutte's government stepped down on Friday after it emerged that officials had pursued thousands of people over welfare fraud, the New York Times reported.

Rutte called a Cabinet meeting in The Hague where ministers had to make up their minds on quitting just two months before a planned general election. Following the meeting, Rutte informed King Willem-Alexander of the government's resignation.

The Dutch tax office had accused thousands of families of fraudulently claiming child welfare payments between 2013 and 2019. It demanded repayments of tens of thousands of euros, driving many families into financial ruin and, in some cases, divorce.