Hayat Boumeddiene, the female terror suspect sought by the French police, was found to have entered Turkey shortly before the Paris attacks and traveled from there to Syria, raising questions about whether Ankara is doing enough to fight groups like the Islamic State (IS).
Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu and government officials remain highly defensive on this topic, saying Turkey is doing more than its share, given the odds it faces. They blame Western countries in turn for not cooperating sufficiently by providing timely intelligence that could prevent such attacks.