CLEAN: Analyst comments on Turkey's reaction to genocide denial bill

The transcript discusses the lack of debate in Turkey regarding the Armenian Genocide, contrasting it with the situation in France. It highlights the Turkish government's reaction to international pressure, including potential sanctions and boycotts, and the limitations imposed by trade agreements like the WTO and EU customs union. The speaker hopes for a more constructive approach as the centenary of the Armenian Genocide approaches. The transcript also notes Turkey's increasing confidence over the years, which has led to a harsher response to these issues.

What is the current state of debate regarding the Armenian Genocide in Turkey?

How does the Turkish government respond to international reactions regarding the Armenian Genocide?

What are the limitations Turkey faces in implementing sanctions and reactions against the EU?

What does the speaker hope for regarding the Turkish authorities' approach to the Armenian Genocide?

In what ways has Turkey's confidence changed from 2001 to 2012?