Twitter Accused of Censoring Turkish Opposition for Erdogan on Eve of Pivotal Election

Twitter blocked access to some content in Turkey ahead of the country's presidential election.
Critics argue Twitter CEO Elon Musk caved to pressure from Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan to censor opposition voices.
Musk defended the move, claiming it was necessary to keep Twitter available in Turkey, though the platform did not comply with similar requests in the past.
The election is expected to be Erdogan's closest yet, and he has been accused of cracking down on social media to maintain power.
Musk's decision was slammed as hypocritical by advocates for free speech and could embolden other autocrats to threaten Twitter.