Turkey is a NATO ally, a bridge between Europe and the Middle East, and a model, many say, for neighbors like Iraq, Iran and Syria. The region now faces a decision about the role of religion in public life, and about its political future. Guests discuss the country's shaky democracy.
Hugh Pope, Turkey Project Director for International Crisis Group
Ivan Watson, NPR Foreign Correspondent, Istanbul
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