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  • The bitter end of the activities of the forces under the command of the Syrian Kurds

    The bitter end of the activities of the forces under the command of the Syrian Kurds

    World Service- Mutlu Ceviroglu, an expert on Kurdish issues, considered the dissolution of the Syrian Democratic Forces to be the bitter end of a force that was on the forefront of the battle against ISIS for years and was supported by the United States.

  • The fate of Öcalan and the Kurds under the new law

    The fate of Öcalan and the Kurds under the new law

    World Service- The Turkish parliament has passed a new law that has paved the way for thousands of former PKK members to return to normal life, but the law has not yet clarified the fate of Abdullah Öcalan and some senior PKK leaders, and important questions remain about the political and cultural rights of the Kurds.

  • The Achilles Heel of the Kurdish Integration Process in Syria

    The Achilles Heel of the Kurdish Integration Process in Syria

    World Service - Political agreements between Damascus and the Syrian Democratic Forces cannot provide a permanent guarantee for the rights of the Kurds without being consolidated in the constitution, and this increases the risk of the return of disputes after the end of the transitional phase.

  • The fate of the PKK camps and military bases in the Kurdistan Region

    The fate of the PKK camps and military bases in the Kurdistan Region

    World Service - As the process of disbanding the PKK enters its practical implementation stage, the Kurdistan Region has become the main focus of disarmament and dismantling the group's military infrastructure; a process that should determine the fate of the Qandil camps and surrounding areas, weapons depots, tunnel networks and forces stationed in these bases.

  • Is Turkey really ready to reconcile with the Kurds?

    Is Turkey really ready to reconcile with the Kurds?

    World Service - The new law of the Turkish parliament is the most important legal step to end the armed rebellion of the PKK in the past four decades, but the future of this process will not be determined by the passage of the law, but by the release of Ocalan, the political rights of the Kurds and the implementation of Ankara's commitments.

  • Why can't Syrian Kurdish refugees return to their homes?

    Why can't Syrian Kurdish refugees return to their homes?

    World Service - The destruction of homes, the looting of property, the presence of armed forces families and the lack of an independent mechanism to determine ownership, along with ethnic tensions, have made it difficult for thousands of displaced Kurds to return to cities like Serikani.

  • Integration without return? Sarkani is a test of the credibility of the new Syrian order

    Integration without return? Sarkani is a test of the credibility of the new Syrian order

    Syria Service - In a note examining the failure of the first organized attempt by Kurdish families to return to Sarkani after nearly seven years of displacement, international relations researcher Polat Jan considered this city one of the most important tests of the credibility of the new Syrian political order, and emphasized that the real realization of the integration process between Damascus and the Kurds will only be possible by ensuring the security of the return of the displaced, returning their homes and properties, dismantling informal armed networks, and holding perpetrators of violence accountable.

  • The Story of the Establishment and Dissolution of the PKK

    The Story of the Establishment and Dissolution of the PKK

    World Service- The PKK was formed in 1978 under the leadership of Öcalan and six years later entered into armed conflict with the Turkish government; now its founder has called from prison to lay down arms and move the Kurdish issue to the political arena.

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