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Turkey's emergency rule will arouse fears of abuse
The AKP ended the state of emergency in the south-east in 2002, but now finds itself imposing it nationwide
TurkeyPost-coup Turkey appears still at risk
The state of emergency could be a foretaste of the untrammelled presidential rule that Erdogan wants
TurkeyClearing up post-coup may hurt Turkey's institutions
The coup failed but will have a damaging impact on Turkey's institutions
TurkeyCoup aftermath clouds Turkey's EU membership bid
Reinstating the death penalty in Turkey would be a red line for the EU
EUErdogan is strengthened as Turkey's democracy weakens
After the coup attempt, Erdogan is set to tighten his grip and create a more completely Muslim society
TurkeyIraqi Kurdish independence vote risks new conflict
Irbil's plans to hold an independence referendum have unsettled allies in Washington and Ankara
IraqTurkey-Syria detente would improve regional stability
Restoring ties with Syria would mark a major reversal in Turkey's post-2011 regional policy
TurkeyRussian tourists return to Turkey as others stay away
Tourism will get a Russian boost, but an airport attack signals tough times ahead
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