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  1. Racist attitudes test Turkish-EU ties: Deputy PM (hurriyetdailynews, Jul 13, 2017)
    http://www.hurriyetdailynews.com/racist-attitudes-test-turkish-eu-ties-deputy-pm.aspx?pageID=238&nID=115490&NewsCatID=510

    “Europe is being tested on EU-Turkish ties due to its recent xenophobic and racist approach, Deputy Prime Minister Numan Kurtulmu? said on July 12.

    Speaking during a visit to Turkey’s EU permanent representation in Brussels, Kurtulmu? said there had been some radical changes in the overall attitudes of European countries.

    “Europe cannot maintain such racist, xenophobic, anti-immigrant, anti-Islamic, and anti-Turkish attitudes. Europe is being tested on EU-Turkish relations,” he said.

    Stating that ties between Turkey and the EU have seen ups and downs, sometimes near the breaking point and sometimes at the brink of Turkish membership, Kurtulmu? said Ankara would sustain its relations with Europe “somehow.”

    “In recent times we have been experiencing a number of additional problems that have not arisen from the institutional structure of the EU, which is a radical change in the general attitude and style of European politics.

    “This is not only poisoning Turkish-EU relations, but also poisoning Europe’s future,” Kurtulmu? said.

    “Growing racism, xenophobia, [and] anti-Islamic” attitudes, Kurtulmu? went on to say, “also influence different countries and different political movements in Europe.”…”