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Turkey's foreign policy vision is best captured by its foreign minister's motto: "Zero problems with neighbors."
ISTANBUL — The governing party's stunning re-election victory, which brought more than 100 deputies of Kurdish origin into parliament, has made the prospect of a large-scale Turkish military incursion into Iraq less likely, legislators said yesterday.
ISTANBUL — The governing party's stunning re-election victory, which brought more than 100 deputies of Kurdish origin into parliament, has made the prospect of a large-scale Turkish military incursion into Iraq less likely, legislators said yesterday.
He also claimed that the government's "unfettered support for the opposition," including providing refuge to its leaders, is "condemning Syria to a protracted civil war."
"We agree with the government's goals but not the approach," he said, railing against sanctions that he argued hurt ordinary Syrians and Turkish businesses.
