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By: CMHandy

CMHandy — Sat, 10 Oct 2015 22:30:39 +0000

I don’t see a coup coming anytime soon, President Erdogan effectively neutered the military with the Ergenikon and Sledgehammer cases 7 years ago. However, I do see the business community switching sides against Erdogan and the AK government in favor of a european-minded CHP. I presume that they are disappointed with the AK party allowing too many gulf state companies to come and take business away from Turkish companies (Digiturk, for example).