But "Germany has the most seats in the European Parliament. Even though it can not define on its own Brussel's policy toward Turkey, it can nevertheless have an impact," Demirtas said.
"Such a decision (suspend or end negotiations) is not for Germany alone but all member states to take," European Commission Spokesman Maragaritis Schinas said Tuesday.
On a positive note, Demirtas argued that as problematic as they are, there is always light at the end of the tunnel for both sides since they both need each other.
"The ties between the two countries have still the potential of returning to normal in time, but if differences spill over to other fields, military or tourism, it will be to the disadvantage of both countries," he noted.
Germany is one of the biggest investors in Turkey and a major economic partner. In the wake of deteriorating ties, Berlin has threatened to impose commercial sanctions on Ankara.
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