Turkey attempts to cozy up to EU ahead of elections

The regional climate of reconciliation and the critical elections scheduled for 2023 have paved the way for Turkey to enter into a normalization process with many countries with which it has had frosty relations over the past decade. Ankara seemingly wants to keep its relations with the EU on track as part of this new strategy. In the early 2000s, which was the golden age of

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