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The Turkic Factor in the Context Of Ankara’s Policy Toward Turkic-Speaking Regions of Russia
[Թյուրքական Գործոնը Ռդ Թյուրքախոս Երկրամասերի Նկատմամբ Անկարայի Քաղաքականության Համատեքստում]

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  • Արեստակես Սիմավորյան

    (Noravank Foundation - Noravank Scientific Educational Foundation)

Abstract

After the collapse of the USSR, Turkey not only established ties with the Turkic-speaking republics of the former Soviet Union, but also developed relations with the Turkic-speaking regions of the Russian Federation at various levels. In the article, we will look at what policies Ankara has been implementing in recent years with federal states that have predominantly Turkic-speaking population such as Boshkortostan (Bashkiria), Tatarstan, Chuvashia, Yakutia, Khakassia, and Tuva.

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  • Արեստակես Սիմավորյան, 2024. "The Turkic Factor in the Context Of Ankara’s Policy Toward Turkic-Speaking Regions of Russia [Թյուրքական Գործոնը Ռդ Թյուրքախոս Երկրամասերի Նկատմամբ Անկարայի Քաղաքականության Համատեքստում]," Post-Print hal-04486547, HAL.
    • Handle: RePEc:hal:journl:hal-04486547
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