 AP Photo Turkey wants to send the message to other countries not to copy the French, as the reaction will be severe. With the Arab Awakening still unfolding, requiring a unified front from Euro-Atlantic actors, Sarkozy's timing could hardly have been worse. TAGGED: Armenian Genocide, Armenia, Nicolas Sarkozy, France, TurkeyRECOMMENDED ARTICLES| Re-branding the NF at some stage during this evolution is key to expanding the party's base and attracting more mainstream voters. From a policy perspective, the NF's main challenges include making its core policies - on... more ›› |
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