Turkey cautions citizens about travel to 'anti-Turkey' GermanyANKARA (Reuters) - Turkey cautioned its citizens on Saturday to take care when traveling to Germany, citing what it said was an upswing in anti-Turkish sentiment ahead of a German national election later this month. The advisory is likely to further exacerbate tensions between the two NATO allies, whose ties have soured following last year s failed coup against Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan and his subsequent crackdown on alleged coup supporters.  The political leadership campaigns in Germany are based on anti-Turkey sentiment and preventing our country s EU membership. The political atmosphere... has actually been under the effects of far-right and even racist rhetoric for some time,  Turkey s foreign mininstry said in a statement. Last weekend German Chancellor Angela Merkel said during a televised election debate that she would seek an end to Turkey s membership talks with the European Union, in an apparent shift of her position that infuriated Ankara.  Merkel, whose conservative Christian Democrats (CDU) have long been skeptical about Turkey s EU ambitions, is expected to win a fourth term in office in Germany s Sept. 24 election.  Turkish citizens who live in, or who plan to travel to, Germany should be cautious and act prudently in cases of possible incidents, behavior or verbal assaults of xenophobia and racism,  the foreign ministry said. The advisory marks a reversal of roles. Earlier this year Germany warned its own citizens traveling to Turkey about increased tensions and protests ahead of a Turkish referendum on April 16 which considerably expanded Erdogan s powers. Merkel and other EU leaders have strongly criticized Erdogan s actions since the failed coup, saying his purges of Turkey s state institutions and armed forces amount to a deliberate attempt to stifle criticism. More than 50,000 people have been detained and 150,000  suspended in the crackdown, including journalists and opposition figures. Some German nationals have also been targeted. Turkey says the purges are necessary given the extent of the security threat it faces. worldnews
turkey cautions citizens travel germanyankara reuters turkey cautioned citizens saturday take care traveling germany citing said using sentiment ahead german national election later month the advisory likely exacerbated tensions two nato allies whose ties sourced following last year failed coup turkish president tayyip erdogan subsequent crackdown alleged coup supporters the political leadership campaigns germany based sentiment preventing country eu membership the political atmosphere actually effects even racist rhetoric time turkey foreign ministry said statement last weekend german chancellor angela merkel said televised election debate would seek end turkey membership talks european union apparent shift position infuriated kara merkel whose conservative christian democrats cdu long skeptical turkey eu ambitions expected win fourth term office germany election turkish citizens live plan travel germany cautious act presently cases possible incidents behavior verbal assaults xenophobia racism foreign ministry said the advisory marks reversal roles earlier year germany warned citizens traveling turkey increased tensions protests ahead turkish referendum april considerably expanded erdogan powers merkel eu leaders strongly criticized erdogan actions since failed coup saying purges turkey state institutions armed forces amount deliberate attempt stifle criticism more people detained suspended crackdown including journalists opposition figures some german nationals also targeted turkey says purges necessary given extent security threat faces worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Turkey cautions citizens about travel to 'anti-Turkey' GermanyANKARA (Reuters) - Turkey cautioned its citizens on Saturday to take care when traveling to Germany, citing what it said was an upswing in anti-Turkish sentiment ahead of a German national election later this month. The advisory is likely to further exacerbate tensions between the two NATO allies, whose ties have soured following last year s failed coup against Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan and his subsequent crackdown on alleged coup supporters.  The political leadership campaigns in Germany are based on anti-Turkey sentiment and preventing our country s EU membership. The political atmosphere... has actually been under the effects of far-right and even racist rhetoric for some time,  Turkey s foreign mininstry said in a statement. Last weekend German Chancellor Angela Merkel said during a televised election debate that she would seek an end to Turkey s membership talks with the European Union, in an apparent shift of her position that infuriated Ankara.  Merkel, whose conservative Christian Democrats (CDU) have long been skeptical about Turkey s EU ambitions, is expected to win a fourth term in office in Germany s Sept. 24 election.  Turkish citizens who live in, or who plan to travel to, Germany should be cautious and act prudently in cases of possible incidents, behavior or verbal assaults of xenophobia and racism,  the foreign ministry said. The advisory marks a reversal of roles. Earlier this year Germany warned its own citizens traveling to Turkey about increased tensions and protests ahead of a Turkish referendum on April 16 which considerably expanded Erdogan s powers. Merkel and other EU leaders have strongly criticized Erdogan s actions since the failed coup, saying his purges of Turkey s state institutions and armed forces amount to a deliberate attempt to stifle criticism. More than 50,000 people have been detained and 150,000  suspended in the crackdown, including journalists and opposition figures. Some German nationals have also been targeted. Turkey says the purges are necessary given the extent of the security threat it faces. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: turkey cautions citizens travel germanyankara reuters turkey cautioned citizens saturday take care traveling germany citing said using sentiment ahead german national election later month the advisory likely exacerbated tensions two nato allies whose ties sourced following last year failed coup turkish president tayyip erdogan subsequent crackdown alleged coup supporters the political leadership campaigns germany based sentiment preventing country eu membership the political atmosphere actually effects even racist rhetoric time turkey foreign ministry said statement last weekend german chancellor angela merkel said televised election debate would seek end turkey membership talks european union apparent shift position infuriated kara merkel whose conservative christian democrats cdu long skeptical turkey eu ambitions expected win fourth term office germany election turkish citizens live plan travel germany cautious act presently cases possible incidents behavior verbal assaults xenophobia racism foreign ministry said the advisory marks reversal roles earlier year germany warned citizens traveling turkey increased tensions protests ahead turkish referendum april considerably expanded erdogan powers merkel eu leaders strongly criticized erdogan actions since failed coup saying purges turkey state institutions armed forces amount deliberate attempt stifle criticism more people detained suspended crackdown including journalists opposition figures some german nationals also targeted turkey says purges necessary given extent security threat faces worldnews