It’s not too early to consider whether what’s happening in Turkey is simply a Turkish matter.
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New Delhi is a valuable partner to Washington on one but not the other.
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Despite speculation to the contrary, it’s unlikely the central bank is intentionally devaluing the currency.
Israel can no longer afford to have Hamas in the south capable of creating a second front.
In the span of 40 days, the post-Cold War optimism was crushed.
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That the U.S. didn’t create Turkey’s economic vulnerabilities won’t stop Washington from exploiting them.
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