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EU-Turkey Relations and the Silence of Leadership and Parties
2 sourcesFirst reported 11 days agoUpdated 11 days ago
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- The EU's relationship with Turkey is being critiqued for a perceived passive response from leadership and political parties in Greece and Cyprus.
- The policy of appeasement towards Turkish expansionism has been deemed ineffective and potentially damaging.
- The current stance may create the impression that the EU is receptive to Turkish pressure, which could encourage further assertiveness from Turkey.
- Critics argue that this passive approach may also contribute to a negative perception among domestic populations.
- Both articles highlight the urgent need for a reassessment of strategies regarding Turkey to avoid misinterpretations.
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