EGF Turkey File, 1 November — 15 November 2012
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Insights into Turkish Domestic and International Politics
1 November — 15 November 2012
By John VanPool, EGF Turkey and Black Sea Regional Analyst
Key Points:
- Hostilities erupt between Kurdish fighters and the FSA in Syria, with some Kurdish groups siding with the opposition forces.
- Prime Minister Erdogan condemns Israel in the latest round of fighting between the Jewish state and Hamas controlled Gaza.
- A month long hunger strike by Kurdish prisoners in Turkey is close to being called off as the PKK and the government hold talks.
- The AKP pushes through a draft law designating new municipalities, although the opposition claims they have gerrymandered for an advantage in upcoming elections.
- The government gives the go-ahead to sell electricity to Syria despite the current impasse with Damascus.
- Turkey threatens ENI over its Cyprus exploration bid, while Tehran and Ankara renegotiate ahead of the cessation of the "take or pay" natural gas contracts.
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