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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…
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Masrour Barzani's request to the US to equip the Kurdistan Region with air defense
World Service - The Prime Minister of the Kurdistan Region, emphasizing Erbil's current dependence on US defense support, called for the provision of air defense systems, early warning, and anti-drone equipment…
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Fragile Guarantees of the New Law for Amnesty of Öcalan and PKK Members
World Service- According to a legal expert, although the new law provides a path for return and the benefit of a postponement of punishment, the broad powers of the executive branch and the ambiguity in the decision-maki…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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;…
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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…
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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…
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Economic Geography of the Kurdistan Region of Iraq
World Service- According to the National Context report, the Democratic Party still has the upper hand in terms of economic size, number of seats and foreign relations, but the growth of the Patriotic Union's gas…
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Current Situation of the PKK
World Service - One year after the PKK announced its dissolution and abandonment of armed struggle, a number of its forces still remain in the Qandil Mountains, but not to continue the war, but rather to await the…
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50 Kurdish families return to Hasakah camps after attack in Sarkani
Syria Service - 50 Kurdish families who had set out in a caravan of 409 families to return to Sarkani faced attacks and insecurity upon reaching the city and returned to their camps in Hasakah due to the lack of…