Prospects for Turkey in 2015
Interethnic tensions and the Syria crisis may bring political instability, as GDP growth fails to hit previous highs
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- Kurdish insurgency
- Foreign policy
- Economy
- Policy outlook
- Public finances
- Monetary policy
- Structural reform
- Economic performance
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_350.jpg "Turkey's President Tayyip Erdogan and outgoing President Abdullah Gul attend a handover ceremony at the Presidential Palace of Cankaya in Ankara (Reuters/Umit Bektas)")
