EGF Turkey File, March 2012
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Insights into Turkish Domestic and International Politics during March 2012
Key Points:
- Turkey closes its embassy in Syria and openly discusses establishing buffer zones inside its southern neighbour for refugees fleeing the conflict zones.
- There is discontent within Turkey"s Shia Muslim minority about the AKP government"s criticism of the Alawite Assad regime, raising concern about possible ethnic tension in areas near the Turkey-Syria border.
- Turkey releases two high profile journalists under investigation in the Ergenekon trial, but opens a second investigation into comments made by one of them to the press upon his release.
- Iraqi leaders envisage future export routes for the country"s oil through Turkey in case of a closure of the Strait of Hormuz, while the two countries" economic ties grow as the Kurdish north becomes a prime export market for Turkish products.
- Turkey will go forward with its lawsuit against Iran for short-supplying on a natural gas contract.
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