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There are four basic principles that can foster good relations between the two entities
Both sides will have to bend if Ankara and Washington are to work together again
Sinan Ulgen on the Hagia Sophia controversy and Turkish actions in Syria and Libya
Ankara’s activity in Syria raises the alarming prospect of military confrontation
EU membership is no longer a realistic prospect for Ankara
After failed coup, the EU’s influence can create a virtuous cycle of reform, writes Sinan Ulgen
Merkel will be forced to cajole and pressure her counterparts in Europe, writes Sinan Ulgen
The question is whether a changed political landscape will help its prospects, writes Sinan Ulgen
Ankara can help ease Islamophobia, but it must establish its own democracy, writes Sinan Ulgen
It is next year’s parliamentary elections that will determine Turkey’s future, writes Sinan Ulgen
Popularity means little when leaders refuse to implement fully the rule of law, says Sinan Ulgen
The AK party was unable to eradicate the cycle of corruption-induced crisis, writes Sinan Ulgen
Erdogan ought not punish personal immorality that does not harm anyone else, says Sinan Ulgen
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