Six on Turkey: Turkey's Erdogan threatens to give Trump a lethal Ottoman slap; Erdogan Tells a Weeping Girl, 6, She’d Receive

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Six on Turkey: Turkey's Erdogan threatens to give Trump a lethal Ottoman slap; Erdogan Tells a Weeping Girl, 6, She’d Receive Honors if Martyred; Greece records 31 airspace violations by Turkish aircraft amid rising tensions; Erdogan gone rogue; Erdogan's Turkey: The political trend that’s more important than ‘populism’; How Turkey’s outreach to its diaspora is inflaming tensions with Europe


Turkey's Erdogan threatens to give Trump a lethal Ottoman slap
"not the first time he's done that.....and Trump did it when talking to Putin at the G7...Morons" [thanks Andrea]
"Two days after Erdogan’s “Ottoman slap” speech, U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson stopped in the Turkish capital for a three-and-a-half-hour meeting with the Turkish president and foreign minister. It’s doubtful that Tillerson understood the term “Ottoman slap,” since in a departure from protocol he did not bring his own translator or aides to the meeting, relying on the translation skills of Cavusoglu. [Please tell me this isn't true.] The media briefing held after the meeting did not hold out cause for optimism. The United States and Turkey agreed to establish three coordinating committees to discuss points of disagreement. The first is scheduled to convene Friday. Working groups of this kind are generally created between rival countries; allies don’t need them, they simply pick up the phone and talk. But the bad blood between Ankara and Washington is so poisoned that last week, too, Erdogan waved a warning finger at the Trump administration, saying he expected deeds and not words from the United States, as if Turkey were a superpower telling a client state how to behave."







Greece records 31 airspace violations by Turkish aircraft amid rising tensions






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