Germany warns investors and visitors on Turkey as ties worsen
Ankara accuses Berlin of interfering with its judiciary by criticising Turkey's arrests of Germans
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GERMANY'S government warned companies against doing business in Turkey and issued revised guidelines for travellers as Foreign Minister Sigmar Gabriel announced a "re-orientation" of policy towards its Nato ally.
The downgrading of ties threatens to send already stormy relations with President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's government into a downward spiral after both countries traded barbs and threatened economic retaliation following the detention of a German human rights activist earlier this week.
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