The common currency is now looked at with suspicion.

We should not look askance at such a policy because of its potential shortfalls.

But foreign ministers will be deeply suspicious if they think that the Commission is taking over foreign policy.

Even countries that rallied to Bush's call for help, like my homeland, Poland, are now wary of their involvement.

The Alevis, who had been protected by the secular Kemalist state, deeply distrust Erdoğan, who further unsettled them by planning to name a new bridge over the Bosphorus after a sixteenth century sultan who massacred their forebears.