Hugh Pope | 9 Jun 2011
New cities, high-speed trains, suspension bridges, airports, tax holidays, a “crazy” grand canal parallel to the Bosporus waterway, iPads for all – the campaign trail ahead of Turkey’s 12 June parliamentary elections is strewn with promises of great times coming. Resolution of vexed questions in the domestic and foreign policy sphere has been relegated to the list of things “to be done after the election”. These more mundane challenges will however resurface as soon as the political class gets back to work.
So, based on Crisis Group’s four years of reporting in Turkey – and not counting the many challenges of the country’s booming economy, or what its external partners should also do – here are ten outstanding diplomatic and political tasks that we think should be tackled with determination by the new Turkish government....more....
read more: crisis group
http://www.crisisgroup.org/en/publication-type/blogs/eu-turkey-cyprus-triangle/ten-tasks-for-turkeys-new-government.aspx
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