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Why Turkey will not de-escalate its aggression towards Greece. Analysis

Why Turkey will not de-escalate its aggression towards Greece. Analysis

Brief For decades, the Hellenic Republic and the Republic of Turkey have been in dispute about maritime jurisdiction and other issues in the Aegean Sea. With the discovery of large hydrocarbon deposits in some parts of the Eastern Mediterranean, the relationship between the two states has become even more strained. As their continental shelf entitlements in the Eastern Mediterranean overlap to a…

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Analysis- What happened in Turkey ?-Part 2 : The politics and the impact of the coup d'état attempt inside and beyond Turkey.

Analysis- What happened in Turkey ?-Part 2 : The politics and the impact of the coup d’état attempt inside and beyond Turkey.

Part 1 here

The failed coup d’état attempt developments in Turkey are faced as a series of events of myth story against the reality one. And is not easy for to distinguish which story is a myth or reality mainly when it comes to the myth that the democracy won in Turkey!

On the contrary,  the existing anti-democratic and undemocratic monocracy of the Sultan won the threat of the military junta.…

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Elections en Turquie : Erdogan voit son rêve de sultanat lui échapper

Elections en Turquie : Erdogan voit son rêve de sultanat lui échapper

Les éléctions législatives du 7 juin en Turquie sont dorénavant un sérieux revers pour le Parti de la justice et du développement (AKP, islamo-conservateur) qui, pour la première fois depuis 2002, perd la majorité absolue au Parlement. Avec 40 % des suffrages, soit 254 députés sur 550, l’AKP reste le premier parti politique du pays, mais sa chute est cinglante.

Selon des chiffres publiés par les…

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