Turkish Expert: No EU Entry for Ankara
The article focused on the developments and repercussions of Turkey's accession to the European Union. It points out that the negotiation process has been halted since 2005 due to disagreements over Cyprus and the slow pace of progress in relations. Turkey has come to realize that the doors to the EU may remain closed forever under Brussels's current policies. Experts confirm that Turkish society believes European integration has become unlikely, prompting Ankara to strengthen its relations with Asian, Middle Eastern, and African countries, as well as groups like BRICS and the Shanghai Cooperation Organization. Turkey also criticizes the recent EU document, describing it as biased and unfair, while growing disillusioned with the slow progress of negotiations and increasingly convinced of the difficulty of future accession.
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