Kurds
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Turkey sees accords with Israel, Kurds as first step to greater regional role
By Roy Gutman — McClatchy Newspapers ISTANBUL, TURKEY — After two major breakthroughs in less than a week – an accord to end a three-year squabble with […]
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Commentary: Is Turkey Ready for a Kurdish Peace?
in TurkeyAbdullah Ocalan, the imprisoned leader of the Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK), which has waged a 28-year war against the Turkish state, is an unlikely candidate […]
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A decade after US-led invasion, Kurds look to Turkey, the West, mull future without Iraq
in IraqIRBIL, Iraq – At an elite private school in Iraq’s autonomous Kurdish region, children learn Turkish and English before Arabic. University students dream of jobs […]
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Could a Kurdish PM of Turkey lead the Movement to redraw the Boundaries of the Middle East?
in Turkeyby Hamma Mirwaisi and Alison Buckley March 8, 2013 In 1962, when Nelson Mandela was given a life sentence for his attempts to free his […]
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Turkey and the Kurds: the era of mass hypnosis is over
in TurkeyThere are no taboos left on the Kurdish issue and Recep Tayyip Erdogan knows the geopolitical importance of resolving it Yavuz Baydar guardian.co.uk, A pro-Kurdish […]
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Merkel’s Visit to Turkey Marks a Positive Change of Mind
in GermanyAs the eurozone crisis shows signs of further deepening with the new uncertainties in the wake of Italian ‘non-elections’, Germany is increasingly under strain to […]
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Turkey sees accords with Israel, Kurds as first step to greater regional role
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Commentary: Is Turkey Ready for a Kurdish Peace?
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A decade after US-led invasion, Kurds look to Turkey, the West, mull future without Iraq
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Could a Kurdish PM of Turkey lead the Movement to redraw the Boundaries of the Middle East?
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Turkey and the Kurds: the era of mass hypnosis is over
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Merkel’s Visit to Turkey Marks a Positive Change of Mind