Czech political analyst Andre Kosina has criticized Turkish President Recep Tayyib Erdogan’s policies on Syria and the Armenian Genocide, as SANA reports, according to Hayern Aysor.

In his article, Kosina touches upon Erdogan’s hostility towards the Syrian authorities and the Islamic Brotherhood, which is an illegal terrorist party in Syria, Egypt and other countries. Kosina stressed that after 100 years, the Turks still haven’t been able to come to grips with their history and acknowledge their responsibility for a crime that their ancestors committed. This is never a surprise since the President of Turkey restricts democracy, tries to disturb the world order, imposes his Islamic views in public life and leads a new Ottoman colonialist policy.

According to Kosina, the Centennial of the Armenian Genocide serves as the best opportunity to mend the relations between Turkey and Armenia.