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MILITARISM: Technonationalism has strengthened Turkey's proactive foreign policy, promoted national pride and reinforced the image of a powerful state. The paradigm of "zero problems with the neighbours", which characterized Turkish foreign policy in the 2000s, has been abandoned in favor of a more interventionist approach under the doctrine of "security at any cost". In 2002, the total volume of defense industry projects was a modest $5,5 billion – By 2023, it rose to over $96 billion.