Turkish Politics: Fine at Home, Getting Tricky Abroad

TURKEY - Report 16 Aug 2016 by Atilla Yesilada

At the one month anniversary of the coup attempt, I find myself increasingly removed from what I view as the majority view about Turkish politics. At home, I remain a relative optimist regarding the future of democracy. Abroad, a strategic alliance with Russia or Iran remains a pipedream. Turkey is increasingly alienated from EU, and relations with U.S. are at a very delicate juncture, but could take a positive turn.

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