Neville-Jones: Fears Over Erdogan's Instincts in Turkey

The transcript discusses Turkey's political landscape under Erdogan, highlighting concerns about authoritarianism and the suspension of judiciary powers. It emphasizes Turkey's strategic role in NATO and refugee management, and speculates on potential political moves like snap elections. The need for Western diplomatic engagement with Turkey is stressed, considering its economic and strategic importance to Europe, especially in light of migration issues.

What is the main concern regarding President Erdogan's political intentions?

• Establishing a more authoritarian system

• Enhancing judicial independence

• Improving relations with NATO

• Increasing economic growth

What might prompt President Erdogan to call for snap elections?

• A decline in public support

• A significant increase in public support

• Pressure from NATO

• Economic instability

How should Western foreign ministers respond to the situation in Turkey?

• By isolating Turkey further

• By engaging in active diplomacy

• By imposing economic sanctions

• By ignoring the situation

Why is Turkey considered a critical emerging market for Europe?

• Because it is a member of the EU

• Because of its strategic location and role in migration

• Due to its advanced technology sector

• Due to its large population

What could be a major consequence if the migration deal with Turkey falls apart?

• A surge of migrants entering the European Union

• A rise in tourism to Turkey

• Improved political relations between Turkey and the EU

• Increased trade between Turkey and the EU