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A pivotal nation goes into a spin

机译:一个关键的国家陷入困境

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When Turkey's parliament narrowly rejected a government motion on March 1st to let 62,000 American troops on to Turkish soil, a wave of euphoria swept the country, because a good 90% of its people―so say the pollsters―vehemently oppose an American-led war in Iraq. But the joy was short-lived. With dozens of American warships still anchored off Turkey's eastern Mediterranean shores, pressure began mounting on the country's ruling Justice and Development Party to resub-mit the bill or risk wrecking relations with the country's most influential friend, the United States. For Turkey's leaders know that, without American co-operation, hopes of rapid economic recovery will recede. And so―just as important, in many Turkish eyes―would Turkey's chance of having a big say in the future of Iraq, its troubling neighbour.
机译:当土耳其议会在3月1日以微弱的姿态否决了一项政府动议,让62,000名美军进入土耳其领土时,一股欣欣向荣的势力席卷了该国,因为该国90%的人民(据说民意测验者)强烈反对美国领导的战争在伊拉克。但是这种欢乐是短暂的。由于数十艘美国军舰仍然停泊在土耳其东部地中海沿岸,该国执政的正义与发展党开始施加压力,要求其重新提交该法案,否则将有可能破坏与该国最有影响力的朋友美国的关系。土耳其领导人知道,没有美国的合作,快速经济复苏的希望就会消失。因此,在许多土耳其人眼中,同样重要的是,土耳其有机会在其令人不安的邻国伊拉克的未来发表重大言论。

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