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Watch our full interview with Baiba Braže (NATO's Assistant Secretary General for Public Diplomacy)
As tensions continue to simmer between Turkey and other NATO members over foreign policy, questions are being raised about whether Turkey will leave the alliance. In this video, we explore the factors at play, including Turkey's priorities in the Middle East and its strained relationship with the US, and the potential implications of a departure. With public opinion in Turkey divided on the issue, is Turkey's future in NATO under threat?
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