25 October 2018
Turkey is using the Khashoggi case to reset relations with the US
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Turkey is using the Khashoggi case to reset relations with the US
- Turkey’s careful release of information has allowed time for US-Saudi-Turkey negotiations
- In the short term, Turkey is looking to stall impending US sanctions on Iran
- In the longer term, the potential sidelining of Mohammed Bin Salman could aid Turkey’s relationship with the US and repositioning as a regional leader
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