State of threat: Turkey confronts Islamic State/ Gareth Jenkins
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Jane's Intelligence Review Vol 27 Issue 4, April 2015, pages 28-32 (123) Summary: After years of pursuing an 'open door' policy on its border with Syria, the Turkish government is now imposing restrictions on the activities of the Islamic State. This article takes a look at the threat the group poses from within and outside the country.
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After years of pursuing an 'open door' policy on its border with Syria, the Turkish government is now imposing restrictions on the activities of the Islamic State. This article takes a look at the threat the group poses from within and outside the country.
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