Turkish foreign policy will now concentrate on Kurds
The Kurdish question will divert Turkey from its over-arching goal of becoming the Middle East’s Islamic hegemon
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- AKP's policy shifts
- Some continuity
- Territorial integrity
- Muslims abroad
- Turkish nationalism
- NATO alliance
- Turkey in the world
- Middle East hegemon
- Inflexible Erdogan
- Slow retreat from West
- 2016 coup
- US-Kurdish alliance
- New partnerships
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