Özet:

Turkey has been discussing the same things over the past twenty years, and in some periods it has gone through an arpa, but afterwards it has returned to the back of the achievements achieved with rapid restoration. Thus, the destruction in these restoration processes makes the problems more open, making the solution even more difficult. It seems that we have our “generally unpassing problems”: the fundamentals of the ideological tabs, political untouched and profound predictions, which are actually a “mental problem” and the three problems that are unresolved are the Kurdish Problem, the Persian Problem and the Armenian Problem... The work and the effort to solve these problems, the untouched way, though not left, do not be taken away, the idea of how to solve the problems is no longer meaningful because the simple expression does not want to solve these problems. Because there is no will for a solution, all efforts, even if good-intention, either become unrighteous or remain weak to go to a solution. In the last few years, when Turkey has relatively redefined itself, these three problems have been very difficult to telify, and key issues have also occurred that put them into unresolved. These talks gave the hands of the parties who wanted unresolution in the matters that had already wanted the courage to enter, and then made the steps to be taken more radical and difficult.