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Recep Tayyip Erdoğan
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Turkey’s F-35 ambitions put defense industry at the heart of Erdogan’s NATO strategy
09.07.26
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Doron Peskin
Progress on fighter jets and the Kaan aircraft program could transform Ankara’s military capabilities and global arms exports.
Turkey's Erdogan trying to stop his political decline by boycotting Israel
10.04.24
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Doron Peskin
After suffering a defeat in the local elections, Erdogan decided to change direction and announce an export embargo on Israel. The reason for this lies in the rise of a new Islamist force led by Fatih Erbakan. Erdogan hopes that playing the "Israeli card" will be able to stop Erbakan's rise, and the Israeli economy will pay the price
The Turkish Government Expands Its Crackdown on Web Freedom
29.11.17
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Tal Pavel
The Turkish government is acting harshly against the opposition’s online activity. Now a new Turkish search engine could help the government monitor its citizens online