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Arab states are fighting back against Turkey’s ‘neo-Ottomanism’

24 November 2020

11:20 PM

24 November 2020

11:20 PM

Recep Tayyip Erdoğan seems determined to reinvent the secular Muslim country he inherited as a sort of Sunni Iranian ‘Mini-Me’: draconian, Islamist and with vaunting regional ambitions. For Western powers and their allies, the urgent question is how to deal with the mutation of a Nato ally into a ‘neo-Ottoman’ threat.

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