Pragmatism may win out in Turkey over anti-Westernism
The coup attempt marks a watershed for Turkey, with important implications for foreign policy
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In this article
- Coup attempt
- Foreign policy shift
- Deterioration with EU
- US challenge
- Riding anti-Western wave
- Outlook
- Total break with West
- Normalisation
- Partial normalisation
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_350.jpg "Supporters of President Erdogan with an effigy of US-based cleric Fethullah Gulen demand \"Execution for Feto\" - a nickname for Gulen. (Reuters/Baz Ratner)")