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Between NATO and Hamas: What is Erdogan’s aim? | To The Point
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26:04Now PlayingTurkey is a longstanding member of NATO with the alliance’s second largest army…but its President is becoming an increasingly difficult partner -- defaming Israel as fascist, praising Hamas as liberators. That posed a diplomatic challenge for Germany’s chancellor as he prepared to receive the Turkish leader. Under Erdogan’s rule, Turkey has flexed its muscles near and far, seeking to project power from the Caucasus to the Mediterranean, courting both Russia and China. The president’s autocratic policies at home and his abrasive actions abroad are alienating partners, who nonetheless depend on him. Is Turkey on a collision course with NATO?
Today we’re asking: Between NATO and Hamas: What is Erdogan’s Aim?
Dilek Kurban, is a fellow and lecturer at the Hertie-School here in Berlin. She previously wrote for Turkish media.
Tomas Avenarius is an International correspondent for Germany’s Süddeutsche Zeitung and frequently reports from the Middle East
Bülent Mumay, is an independent correspondent for Turkish and German media, including Deutsche Welle, and joins us from in Istanbul.
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