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Armenian genocide

11 May, 2017

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and his ruling party AKP represent the interests of an emerging middle class, which finds its moral righteousness in Islam and builds its legitimacy on erstwhile impressive economic achievements. The last factor forced Mr. Erdogan to keep the focus on the economic agenda during his India visit.

Being a regional player in West Asia, Turkey is undoubtedly on the geopolitical radar of India. However, since losing the role of a bulwark against the former Soviet Union, Turkey has won some influence in the Muslim world by asserting Ankara`s independence from the West. And as a result, Turkish aspirations to be a major regional power have caused serious difficulties of balancing Mr. Erdogan’s role within NATO. Read more:

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