Russia will drop nuclear plans unless Turks buy in
Cancelling Akkuyu will further strain Russo-Turkish relations and make Turkey look elsewhere for its growing power needs
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- Russo-Turkish energy tensions
- Enter Cengiz
- Bilateral relations worsen
- Bigger Turkish stake?
- Looking elsewhere
- Future of nuclear power
- Non-nuclear alternative
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_350.jpg "A protest against the Turkish government's plans to build a nuclear power plant in the country, Kadikoy square, Istanbul (Reuters/Yagiz Karahan)")