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Turkey and Europe: a shifting axis

Published on: 14 April 2010

Written by: Katinka Barysch All articles by Katinka Barysch

Turkey’s new regional confidence appears to make the problems in its accession to the European Union less...
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Turkey and Ergenekon: from farce to tragedy

Published on: 10 March 2010

Written by: Bill Park All articles by Bill Park

An epic military, political, and security scandal continues to absorb Turkey. The affair's latest bizarre sub-plots...
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Korean navies exchange fire in border incident

Published on: 10 November 2009

Written by: Dries Belet All articles by Dries Belet

South and North Korean ships clash off west coast. Iran charges US hikers with espionage. Japan promises $5 bn aid...

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