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Erdoğan:
Those who have taken the path of violence and repression will finally answer to history and justice
Turkish Service - The President of Turkey severely criticized Israel's policies in Gaza, saying that those who have taken the path of violence and repression will be held accountable to history and justice.
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Pashinyan:
We hope that the Armenian-Turkish railway will be reopened as soon as possible
Turkish Service - The Prime Minister of Armenia expressed hope that the railway line between Armenia and Türkiye will resume its activity in the near future.
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Former Pentagon official:
After Trump, the American policy towards the Kurds will change
World Service - American researcher on Middle East issues and former Pentagon official predicted that with the end of Donald Trump's era, Washington's approach towards Turkey and the Kurds will change, but it will be very difficult to restore the lost trust of the Kurds in America.
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Speculation about changes in the management of Justice and Development Party
Türkiye Service - On the eve of the Justice and Development Party's consultation camp in Sapanja, reports indicate that Recep Tayyip Erdogan is dissatisfied with the performance of some of the party's leaders. Party sources say that after this meeting, the president of Türkiye may make extensive changes in the management structure of the party and even consider the option of holding an extraordinary congress.
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Erdogan:
We hope that by reducing the effects of the Iran war on the energy market, inflation will also be curbed
Turkey Service - Recep Tayyip Erdogan, referring to the impact of the Iran war on the energy markets, expressed hope that the process of curbing inflation in Turkey will also accelerate with the reduction of the shocks caused by this war.
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Özel addressed to Erdogan:
You are the driver of the sprinkler machine of your own oppression!
Turkey Service - The leader of the Republican People's Party called the judicial investigation against the CHP a "coup against the opposition" by accusing the Erdogan government of interfering in the controversial case of annulment of the party's congress.
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Türkiye's support for negotiations between Iran and America
Iran Service - Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan said on Tuesday: "I am sure that Americans and Iranians are honest. They want a ceasefire and the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, but I am not sure about Israel's intentions."
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Trump goes to Ankara
World Service - After months of controversial comments about NATO, informed sources are now informing about the possible plan of the US President to visit Ankara and attend the summit of this alliance.
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Türkiye:
We support the possible agreement between Tehran and Washington
Turkey Service - The Turkish Presidency announced that Recep Tayyip Erdogan is ready to support the implementation of any possible agreement between the United States and Iran.
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Human Rights Watch warns of the consequences of the removal of the Turkish opposition leader
World Service - Human Rights Watch strongly criticized the court's decision to temporarily remove the leadership of the People's Republican Party, describing this action as part of the government of Recep Tayyip Erdogan's attempt to weaken the opposition and a clear violation of the principles of democracy, rule of law and political rights in Türkiye.
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Genghis Chandar:
The failure of the peace process with the Kurds will cause Erdogan's political downfall
World Service- Cengiz Chandar, a representative of People's Equality and Democracy Party, announced that the current peace process in Turkey has reached a stage from which it is very difficult to return, and if this process collapses, Recep Tayyip Erdogan will also face the fall of his political position.
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Türkiye aims to change positions towards the Kurds and the region
World Service - According to National Interest, the purpose of negotiations between Türkiye and the Kurds of this country is to reduce internal political restrictions and expand Erdogan's political coalition in the post-2028 era. Although this process is presented as an attempt to end the long conflict with the PKK, Erdogan's real goals seem to go beyond mere reconciliation and have more to do with his personal political interests.
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Erdogan:
The Zionist regime is governed by a "fascist mentality".
Turkish Service - While criticizing the war of the US and the Zionist regime against Iran, the Turkish president said that this war has caused the instability of fuel prices and increased inflation in many countries of the world.
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Ankara and the Kurdish movement are preparing a new "roadmap".
World Service - The new statements of Turkish officials and the leaders of the Kurdist Dem Party show that the talks related to the peace process are still ongoing and the two sides are considering a new mechanism to manage the phase after the dissolution of the PKK; A process that can be the most important political development in Türkiye in recent years.
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Erdogan:
Israel is under illusions
Iran Service - The President of Türkiye warned journalists about the tensions over the war against Iran that "Israel wants the war to spread throughout the region."
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Why is the issue of Türkiye's membership in the European Union raised again?
Turkey Service - Despite the fact that more than a decade has passed since Turkey's EU membership negotiations were practically stopped, the discussion about reviving this process has been raised once again in political and diplomatic circles; While Ankara emphasizes the continuation of the goal of membership, and Brussels continues to emphasize the existence of structural and political obstacles in the path of this country's accession.
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AKparty:
No legal steps will be taken without the complete disarmament of the PKK
Turkish Service - During the meeting of the Turkish Parliament on the process of solving the Kurdish issue, the opposition parties demanded the immediate start of legal reforms, but the Justice and Development Party emphasized that any legal action would be subject to the official dissolution and complete disarmament of the PKK.
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Reuters warning about the consequences of stopping the peace process
World Service - Reuters news agency reported that the peace process between Turkey and the PKK, which had entered a historic stage after Abdullah Ocalan's call for disarmament, has now stalled over the implementation of the agreements, increasing the risk of a return to violence and the collapse of negotiations.
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Will the PKK really disarm?
World Service- Eliza Markus, a senior expert on Kurdish issues, especially Turkey, pointing to the PKK's military weakness and Ocalan's continued central role, says that this group is currently serious about the peace process, although the future of the negotiations is still uncertain.
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Why are Turkish intellectuals silent about peace with PKK?
World Service - The memory of the arrest of academics, the imprisonment of the supporters of the previous negotiations and the continuation of the security environment in Turkey have caused many intellectuals, writers and artists of this country to refrain from publicly supporting the new peace process between Ankara and the PKK. A process that critics believe still lacks transparency and practical actions of the government.
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How are Öcalan and Ankara rewriting the relationship between Kurds and Turks?
World Service - Analysts believe that the new negotiation process between Abdullah Ocalan and the Turkish government is not just a disarmament project; Rather, it is an attempt to redefine the historical relationship between the Kurds and the Turks in the framework of the new regional order and make the Kurds a political partner in the Turkish power structure.
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Tunjer Bekerkhan asked Erdogan to play a more active role in the peace process
Turkey Service - "Tunjar Bakrkhan", the co-chairman of the Dem Party, emphasized the importance of advancing the peace process in Turkey and asked Recep Tayyip Erdogan to play a more active role in this process and said: "Let's write history together."
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The announcement of the "Apuyi Movement" by the PKK
The Turkish Service - PKK announced the formation of the "Apuyi Movement" on the first anniversary of its dissolution congress and, emphasizing the end of its mission in the framework of the armed struggle, announced that now it is the turn of the Turkish government to pave the way for the peace process and
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The ambiguous situation of PKK and Öcalan in the peace process with Türkiye
Sarvas Jahan - while the indecision of the Turkish Kurdistan Workers' Party or PKK and the unclear position of Abdullah Ocalan in the peace process with the government of Recep Tayyip Erdogan continues, according to Eliza Markus, this group has faced a kind of strategic confusion after the cessation of the armed struggle, and the fate of the negotiations is still in an aura of uncertainty.
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Turkish parliamentarian's warning:
The failure of the peace process with the PKK will lead to the collapse of the government.
Sarvas Jahan- Turkish parliament member Kani Toron stressed the need for immediate measures, including the release of Salahuddin Demirtaş, and warned that the government's delay in advancing the peace process could stop this process and lead to serious political consequences, including the fall of the government.
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Erdoğan invited Al-Zaidi to visit Turkey
Iraq and Kurdistan Region Service - In a telephone conversation with the prime minister responsible for forming the new Iraqi government, the Turkish president emphasized his country's support for the stability of Iraq and the formation of a new government in this country.
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Erdogan's congratulatory message on the occasion of Amedspor's promotion to the Super League
Turkey Service - The president of Turkey, by publishing a message on social networks, congratulated Amdaspor on the promotion to the Super League and wished this team success in the next season.
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Reasons for repeating the vicious cycle of peace and war between Kurds and Türkiye
World Service - The announcement of the suspension of the peace process by Murad Karaylan, just a few days after Abdullah Öcalan's different message about transferring the conflict to the legal path, has once again revealed a deep gap in the perspective of solving the Kurdish problem in Turkey. According to the observers, this stagnation is more rooted in power imbalance and lack of political will for a stable agreement than it is caused by sectional differences.
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PKK's warning about the consequences of the failure of peace talks with Türkiye
World service - The spokesperson of the Union of Kurdistan Communitie legal reforms, the peace process with the PKK has faced worrisome consequences.
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The PKK no longer has the leverage of the past
World Service - According to Dr. Eliza Markus, abandoning the armed struggle and the symbolic act of burning weapons has limited the PKK's bargaining power.