Turkey Asking U.S. to Arrest Gulen

The transcript discusses Turkey's extradition request to the US for Gulen, highlighting the US's demand for evidence. It explores Turkey's political dynamics post-coup, including Erdogan's visit to Russia, and analyzes Turkey's strategic ties with the EU and NATO. The discussion extends to comparing Turkey's situation with other Middle Eastern countries' relations with the US, emphasizing the complexity and time required for significant geopolitical shifts.

What is the primary reason for Turkey's extradition request to the US?

• To discuss environmental policies

• To strengthen military ties

• To extradite Gulen, whom they blame for the coup

• To negotiate trade agreements

Why is Erdogan's visit to Russia considered symbolic?

• It marked the first meeting with a senior head of state post-coup

• It was a step towards joining the EU

• It was to sign a new trade agreement

• It was to discuss environmental issues

What is a significant factor in Turkey's relationship with the EU?

• Military alliances

• Trade ties

• Cultural exchanges

• Environmental policies

How does the relationship between the US and Israel compare to Turkey's situation?

• Both have improved military and security ties despite political differences

• Both have deteriorated significantly

• Both are primarily trade-focused

• Both are focused on environmental issues

What is a common theme in the relationships between Middle Eastern countries and Western powers?

• Slow and gradual changes over time

• Complete isolation from each other

• Rapid changes in alliances

• Long-term stability and no changes