Younger and more educated Turks are more likely to support EU membership

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4. How people in Turkey view international affairs

Younger and more educated Turks are more likely to support EU membership

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4. How people in Turkey view international affairs
Turks see the EU and NATO more positively than other world powers
Most Turks lack confidence in several world leaders
Younger and more educated Turks are more likely to support EU membership
A majority of Turkish adults favor EU membership – the first time since 2015
Turkish views of major world powers, 2002-2024
Younger Turks are more likely than older people to see Western powers positively

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