Is NATO's Islamic Anchor Headed for a Coup?

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<p>‘T rkey’s i creasi gly ictatorial presi e t, Recep Tayyip Er oga , score yet a other omestic victory Th rs ay, with the resig atio of Prime Mi ister Ahmet Dav togl , his former ally who omi ally hol s the rei s of the co try.</p>
<p>Er oga is ow free to p sh for a cha ge i the co stit tio that wo l tra sfer more power to himself. B t this act also highlights his growi g political isolatio , which ma y believe will spell the e his career — a o tcome of great co cer to the US a its E ropea allies.</p>
<p>Wester lea ers esperately ee T rkey to remai stable. As a key NATO ally i a volatile regio — NATO’s seco -largest army, i fact — a the co try that is s ppose to protect E rope from a other floo of ref gees, a lot is ri i g o T rkey’s stability. B t the oppresse half of the co try oes ot share the same se time ts, a talk of a possible co p agai st Er oga is growi g lo er.’</p>
<p><a href="http://whowhatwhy.org/2016/05/06/ atos-islamic-a chor-hea e -co p/" target="_bla k">Rea more: Is NATO’s Islamic A chor Hea e for a Co p?</a></p>