India’s aid to quake-hit Turkey helps victims but also schools Ankara about global realities
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India’s aid to quake-hit Turkey helps victims but also schools Ankara about global realities

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50 word edit | ThePrint team

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The government’s aid for earthquake-hit Turkey demonstrates compassion—and a sharp grasp of geopolitics. President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has claimed leadership of the Muslim world by targeting India on Kashmir and backing anti-West causes. India’s assistance helps victims, but also schools Ankara—and Islamabad—about the realities of global power.

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