A fresh voice sounds alarm over escalating threat of global warming

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Focusing on global warming in its July issue, Armed Forces Periodical warned of declining standards of living, increased death rates, mass health problems, food shortages and โ€œdeepening regionalย disparities.โ€

In addition to climate-change, Turkey is bedeviled by world powers seeking hegemony in the Middle East and real-estate speculation by Europeans. Israeliโ€™s and Arabs are also reportedly buying fertile lands inย Turkey.

To avert this multiplicity of threats, the article suggests forming new alliances that satisfy Turkeyโ€™s nationalย interest.

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