سایر اخبار مهم
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Bagaei:
Islamabad understanding has entered a crisis
Iran Service- The Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman stated in his weekly press conference with reporters that the Islamabad understanding has been violated by the United States and said: There is no doubt that this understanding has entered a critical stage.
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"Peace and Democratic Society" Process on the Agenda of the Turkish Cabinet Meeting
TURKEY SERVICE - The Turkish Cabinet will meet today under the chairmanship of Recep Tayyip Erdogan. In this meeting, in addition to reviewing the results of the NATO summit, Ankara-Washington relations, regional developments and economic issues, the "Peace and Democratic Society" process and its steps forward will also be on the agenda.
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Syrian Border Crossings Authority:
Visas issued at Samalka crossing are valid throughout Syria
Syria Service - The Syrian Border Crossings Authority, emphasizing the official nature of the Samalka crossing, announced that visas issued at this crossing are valid in all Syrian provinces.
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Mazoum Abdi Condoles on the Death of Lindsey Graham
Syria Service - SDF Commander-in-Chief Mazloum Abdi issued a message of condolences on the passing of US Senator Lindsey Graham, praising his support for the Kurds and his efforts for peace and justice in Syria, describing these actions as lasting and historic.
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Eight Syrian Kurdish parties call for cancellation of the "Arab Belt" plan and restoration of historical Kurdish names
Syria Service - Eight parties that are members of the Consultative Meeting of Syrian Kurdish Parties issued a statement calling on the new Syrian government to cancel all consequences of the Arabization policies of the Baathist regime, including the "Arab Belt" plan, return historical Kurdish names to Kurdish-populated areas, and compensate for the lost rights of the Kurdish people.
برگزیدهها
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KCK Executive Council Member:
Government's Regret Bill Has Already Failed
Service Turkey - Stating that the "peace and democratic society" process will only progress through negotiations, countermeasures and legal guarantees, a member of the Executive Council of the Kurdistan Communities Union (KCK) claimed that the Turkish government is analyzing the geopolitical conditions of the region incorrectly and has not yet properly understood the requirements and consequences of developments in the Middle East.
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The Peace Process in Turkey and the Future of the Kurdish Movement
World Service – Researchers at a conference held at the Free University of Brussels maintained that the success of the peace process between Turkey and the Kurds hinges on shifting the struggle from the military to the political arena and strengthening grassroots institutions, although there are differences of opinion regarding how to achieve this goal.
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Mohsen Ghadermarzi, PhD in Geopolitics and Fellow at the Institute for International Energy Studies:
Kurdistan Region in the New Energy Order of the Middle East; From Crisis to Opportunity
The rapid geopolitical shifts in the Middle East—from the collapse of the Assad regime in Syria and escalating military tensions with Iran to the unprecedented disruption in the Strait of Hormuz—have fundamentally transformed the region's energy equations. In this new order, the Kurdistan Region of Iraq has emerged as a strategic focal point, playing a role far beyond that of an autonomous enclave in northern Iraq.
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The Kurds; The Connecting Link in the New U.S. Strategy for Iraq, Syria, and Turkey
Analyses indicate that Washington is shaping a new order in West Asia anchored in energy, trade, and regional connectivity corridors. Within this framework, the Kurds act not as a single, monolithic player, but rather as connecting links between Iraq, Syria, and Turkey.
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Erdogan:
Turkey Will Continue Efforts to Cooperate with NATO Allies
Turkey Service – In a message regarding the 36th NATO summit hosted by Ankara, the Turkish President described the gathering as an opportunity to address security and defense issues as well as regional developments.
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Bakhtiar Sadjadi, University Professor and Socio-cultural Commentator :
Another Golden Chapter in Kurdish Diplomacy; Italy Glorifies President Nechirvan Barzani with Its Highest Honour
There are ceremonies that mark an occasion, and there are ceremonies that mark a historic moment; what happened in Erbil on 8 July was unmistakably the latter. Italy conferred its highest state distinction, the Grand Cross Knight of the Order of the Star of Italy, on Nechirvan Barzani, President of the Kurdistan Region, an honour presented by Ambassador Niccolò Fontana on behalf of the President of Italy, Sergio Mattarella. It capped, in a single gesture, more than two decades of quietly accumulating ties between Erbil and Rome. The awarding of this highly precious medal landed at a moment when Kurdistan's political institutions could use precisely this kind of reassurance from international scenes.
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Revisiting the British Bombing of Iraqi Kurdistan a Century Ago
World News Desk – A 48-minute documentary by Britain’s Channel 4, drawing on historical documents and eyewitness accounts, sheds light on a policy in which London—following World War I and despite promises of independence to the Kurds—deployed the Royal Air Force to bomb Kurdish-inhabited areas and suppress Kurdish uprisings in order to safeguard its interests in Iraq.
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Erdogan:
I Hope for a Positive Decision on F-35 Fighter Jets at the NATO Summit
Turkey Service – Following a meeting with Donald Trump, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan expressed hope for a resolution to the F-35 fighter jet issue, stating that he expects a positive decision to be reached at the NATO summit. Trump also indicated that there is a possibility of lifting CAATSA sanctions against Turkey and that the matter of F-35 sales would be reviewed.
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صفحه اول روزنامه
تحولات منطقه
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Politico:
The Kurdish Issue Has Dropped Off NATO’s Agenda
World Service – Citing NATO diplomats, Politico reports that following the PKK disarmament…
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Talabani after meeting Fidan:
We will not become part of regional conflicts
Turkey Desk – Qubad Talabani, Deputy Prime Minister of the Kurdistan Region of Iraq, announced…
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Behind the Scenes of Mending Ties Between Turkey and the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan
World Desk – Relations between Turkey and the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan (PUK)—which had…
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Ahmad al-Shara' Meets Turkish Interior Minister in Damascus; Emphasis Placed on Security Cooperation Between the Two Countries
Syria Desk – Ahmad al-Shara', head of the Syrian Interim Government, met with Turkish Interior…
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Iraq and Syria agree on reviving the tripartite water committee with Türkiye and strengthening cooperation in water resources management
Syrian Service - During the joint technical meeting in Baghdad, representatives of Syria and…
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The interim government of Syria condemned the attacks of the Zionist regime on Quneitra and Daraa
Syrian Service - The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the interim government of Syria condemned…
اندیشه
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Controversial Death of a Kurdish Citizen in Japan
World Service- The death of Murat Çiçek, a Kurdish refugee from Turkey, in Japanese police custody after a minor car accident has once again focused attention on the country's strict immigration policies and the way it treats Kurdish refugees. This case, which is fraught with many uncertainties, is described by human rights activists and his relatives as not an ordinary incident, but the result of years of structural pressure on Kurdish refugees in Japan.
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Was Lindsey Graham a Friend of the Kurds?
World Service - Can Lindsey Graham, the influential Republican US senator, be called a "friend of the Kurds"? A review of his positions, legislative proposals, speeches and official statements over more than a decade shows that Graham was one of the few American politicians who consistently defended the Kurdish Peshmerga and the Syrian Democratic Forces as Washington's strategic partners, and even proposed legislation to support them. However, his support for the Kurds never meant support for the independence of Kurdistan or all Kurdish political and military movements; rather, it was defined within the framework of US national security interests, the fight against ISIS and maintaining Washington's credibility with its allies.His sudden death at the age of 71 has once again raised the question of what Graham's place was in the history of US-Kurdish relations and whether he can be considered one of the closest friends of the Kurds in the United States Congress?
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KCK Executive Council Member:
Government's Regret Bill Has Already Failed
Service Turkey - Stating that the "peace and democratic society" process will only progress through negotiations, countermeasures and legal guarantees, a member of the Executive Council of the Kurdistan Communities Union (KCK) claimed that the Turkish government is analyzing the geopolitical conditions of the region incorrectly and has not yet properly understood the requirements and consequences of developments in the Middle East.
تحلیل
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Nechirvan Barzani's Million+ Vote Challenge: The Triumph of a Visionary Leadership / Bakhtiar Sajadi*
In the vibrant tapestry of Middle Eastern politics, few moments resonate as profoundly as the announcement of electoral victories that not only affirm a party's dominance but also underscore the enduring vision of its architects.