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Monthly Archives: June 2018
Turkey and the F-35
Podcast link here. Turkey and the F-35 has made a lot of news in the past few weeks. First, Turkey had an interesting cultural display at the Lockheed ceremony in Fort Worth. Second, the Senate’s version of the National Defense … Continue reading
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Turkey’s Uncertain Election: Why Anything Can Happen on Sunday, June 24th
Podcast link here. Turkish voters head to the polls on June 24th to vote for the country’s future president and members of parliament. The election outcome is uncertain and hinges on the complicated interplay between two main political coalitions and Turkey’s Kurds. … Continue reading
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