Czech Academy: Erdogan’s policies are the cause of Turkey’s problems

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Czech university professor Lucier Tongol has confirmed that the policies of the Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan are the reason for the problems that Turkey suffers, especially in light of his efforts to revive the fallen Ottoman Empire.

Tongol said in an article published on June 24  on the Forum 24 website that the hostilities the Turkish regime is taking against other countries, especially Syria, Greece, Libya and Iraq, greatly harm its country’s foreign relations and raise questions about its membership in the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO).

She added that these hostilities against other countries will not prevent the internal crises at various levels in Turkey.

 

O. al-Mohammad  

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