Turkey’s Constitutional Court will hear the case of the Yeni Party at its general assembly meeting on Wednesday. The party is seeking a ruling that its name and short form are unconstitutional. It also asks the court to remove the organization from the registry of political parties. Judges will place the request on the agenda for a full sitting rather than handling it through a smaller panel. A decision on the constitutional challenge could determine whether the party can keep its current identity and remain registered. The account does not identify the party’s founders, its political position or the legal arguments supporting the request.