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● A weakened ruling party is treading more softly on much needed reform
● The Turkish economy is reluctant to seek IMF support - -
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Policy inertia puts achievements at risk
A more confident nation is weathering the economic storms, in spite of internal tensions, says Delphine Strauss
Politics: Weakened ruling party treads softly on reform
The pressure is on prime minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan, says Delphine Strauss
Economy: Politics plays big part in reply to crisis
There is a reluctance to seek IMF support, says Delphine Strauss
Foreign relations: Ankara builds a role as regional peacemaker
Hopes are rising of a close partnership with the US, writes Daniel Dombey
Energy: Hydro project steers around objections
Steeply rising power needs mean hard choices, reports David O’Byrne
Tourism: Visitors sought as violence recedes
Despite changes, the south-east is still ill-equipped, says Delphine Strauss
Kurdish policy: Massacre highlights difficulties in closing damaging rift
A solution to the bloody conflict may be in sight, writes Pelin Turgut
Film industry: Cinema writes a script for success
Television soaps are setting an example to film makers, says Pelin Turgut
Private hospitals: Rules check rush into private health
Medical tourists are being actively sought, reports Delphine Strauss
