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The new Syrian parliament and the old Kurdish divide
World Service - While Damascus is talking about the beginning of a new political process, the way Kurds participate in the newly established parliament has become a controversial issue because some Kurdish parties see it as an opportunity to influence and others see it as an illegitimate show. The boycott of elections by the Democratic Union Party and the participation of the Patriotic Council of Syrian Kurds made the divisions more obvious.
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Tom Barak, Trump's special representative in Türkiye, Iraq and Syria
World Service - By simultaneously appointing Tom Barak as the special envoy for Syria and Iraq, Donald Trump strengthened his position as his most important representative in the developments in Shamatta and Mesopotamia; An appointment that contains important messages for Damascus, Baghdad, Ankara and the Kurds.
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Why does the Kurdistan region still have no air defense?
World Service- Legal restrictions, political disputes and uncertainty about the future of the US presence have seriously challenged the Kurdistan region's achievement of an independent defense shield.
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Türkiye in Kirkuk; One eye on politics and the other eye on oil
Turkey Service - The Turkish state oil company has put the development of Kirkuk oil and gas fields at the top of its joint plans by signing an extensive agreement with the British company BP.