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Erdogan against a European Turkey?

Published on: 26 June 2013

Written by: Jean-Paul Marthoz All articles by Jean-Paul Marthoz

Why did Erdogan miss his historic opportunity? Inadvertently? Due to exasperation? Or because, more consequentially,...
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Turkey: looking east and west

Published on: 24 June 2013

Written by: Neil Partrick All articles by Neil Partrick

The ongoing protests have only emphasised the gap between the Turkish government and the EU, and between Turkey and...
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Turkey's twitter generation is its European future

Published on: 24 June 2013

Written by: Heather Grabbe All articles by Heather Grabbe

The protests might even help to revive Turkey's moribund accession process to the EU.
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Europe’s twin sisters

Published on: 14 June 2013

Written by: Igor Torbakov All articles by Igor Torbakov

Russia and Turkey are both former imperial powers with one foot in Europe and one in Asia. Igor Torbakov argues that...

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