سایر اخبار مهم
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Abdullah Ocalan's nephew buried in the village of Amareh
Service Turkey - The body of Ramadan Ocalan, the nephew of Abdullah Ocalan, who died in Paris, was buried in Amareh, the birthplace of Öcalan's family, in the presence of his family, party representatives and a number of citizens.
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Syrian Kurdish family's citizenship application rejected due to lack of official documents
Syria Service - The application of a Syrian Kurdish family from the Rukn al-Din area of Damascus to receive Syrian citizenship has been rejected due to lack of the necessary official documents. The family members say that they have been mistakenly considered "Turkish Kurds", and this situation has created extensive restrictions on education, property and registration of services in their name.
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Iranian Foreign Ministry Spokesperson: News of secret meeting between Iran and the US in Erbil and mediation by Barzani is fabricated
Iraq and Kurdistan Region Service - The Iranian Foreign Ministry Spokesperson rejected the published reports about holding a secret meeting between Iran and the US in Erbil with the mediation of Nechirvan Barzani, calling it "fabrication."
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Israeli artillery attack on civilian homes in southern Syria
Syria Service - Israeli forces stationed in southern Syria targeted areas of villages in Daraa and Quneitra provinces with artillery attacks, and according to local reports, civilian homes in the village of "Ma'ariyya" in western Daraa were also subjected to artillery fire.
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Masrour Barzani:
Iran's drone attack on my office is a direct threat to regional security
Iraq and Kurdistan Region Service - The Prime Minister of the Kurdistan Region announced that "the Islamic Republic of Iran has attacked his private office and the residence of the director of the Protection Agency with a drone." He emphasized that this attack is a direct threat to the security and stability of the Kurdistan Region.
برگزیدهها
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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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Surrender of the PKK or the birth of a democratic state?
World Service - The approval of the framework law on the issue of the peace process with the PKK in Turkey organizes the mechanism for the end of armed activity and the return of forces, but the fundamental demands of the Kurds are still awaiting future political and legal decisions; therefore, this law should be considered the beginning of the process, not the final agreement.
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The approval of the framework law in Turkey and the future of the Kurdish issue
World Service - According to a report by global news sources, if the new Turkish law is limited to the dissolution and disarmament of the PKK, Turkey will be closer to the end of an armed conflict, not a complete solution to the Kurdish issue. The success of the peace process will be established when the demands of the Kurdish community are also included in the agenda of political reforms.
تحولات منطقه
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Israeli artillery attack on civilian homes in southern Syria
Syria Service - Israeli forces stationed in southern Syria targeted areas of villages in Daraa…
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Masrour Barzani:
Iran's drone attack on my office is a direct threat to regional security
Iraq and Kurdistan Region Service - The Prime Minister of the Kurdistan Region announced that…
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Iraq and the Kurdistan Region Security Meeting in Erbil; Border Control and Implementation of the Agreement with Iran Reviewed
Iraq and the Kurdistan Region Service - The meeting of the High Committee for the Implementation…
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Nusaybin-Qamishlo border crossing to reopen in the next three months
Syria Service - The Turkish ambassador in Damascus announced plans for an official visit by…
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Turkish government removes Sipan Hamu from its terrorist list
Syria Service - The Turkish Interior Ministry removed Sipan Hamu, a senior commander of the…
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Nechirvan Barzani:
I appreciate Erdogan; peace and dialogue are the best option
Iraq and Kurdistan Region Service- Nechirvan Barzani, President of the Kurdistan Region, welcomed…
اندیشه
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Framework Law Enters into Force; Two-Month Deadline for Completion and Verification of PKK Disarmament
Service Turkey – With the publication of the Framework Law in the Turkish Official Gazette, the Follow-up and Coordination Board began its activities. According to reports, a two-month deadline has been set for completing the PKK disarmament process and its field verification, and if this stage is completed, an evaluation report is likely to be presented at the October meeting of the Turkish National Security Council.
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Qamishlo in the midst of a change of power and an uncertain future
Syria Service - Six months after the end of the widespread clashes between the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) and Damascus, signs of increasing presence and influence of the central government in the Kurdish areas of northern and eastern Syria from the Samalka crossing to Qamishlo have become apparent; however, alongside the gradual change of symbols of power and control of some centers and crossings by Damascus, Kurdish structures still hold an important part of the administration of the region, and the people of Qamishlo are caught between fragile peace, economic crisis, youth migration and concerns about their political future.
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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.
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.