Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan urged Turks living in Europe to have five children rather than three, saying they were the continent’s future. His remarks came during a diplomatic dispute with Germany and the Netherlands, whose authorities had blocked Turkish ministers from holding referendum campaign rallies. Erdoğan framed larger families, better education, and economic success as a response to discrimination against Turkish communities. The comments drew criticism from officials and rights advocates, who viewed them as politically intrusive.
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