NATO allies have grown silent on rights concerns in Turkey

Reuters·Jun 30

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NATO allies are reportedly no longer speaking out about human rights concerns in Turkey. A summit is being held in Ankara, where Turkey's strategic importance, particularly in light of the war in Ukraine, may be a topic of discussion. Tensions between Turkey and its NATO allies, as well as concerns over democratic rights, appear to be ongoing issues.

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NATO allies have grown silent on rights concerns in Turkey

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