Kurds of Serikani wait seven years to return home

World Service- Despite an agreement between the Syrian government and the Syrian Democratic Forces for the return of displaced people, thousands of Kurds who were driven out of Serikani during the Turkish military operation in 2019 are still living in camps and say the presence of Ankara-backed armed forces in their homes has made it impossible to return.

From Wilson to Trump; 13 US Presidents' Narratives of the Kurdish Issue

World Service-The Kurdish issue has been reflected in the policies and positions of US presidents, from Woodrow Wilson to Joe Biden, at different times. The issue of the rights of nations after World War I to military cooperation with Kurdish forces in the fight against ISIS has been reflected in their positions. A review of these positions shows that Washington's approach has always fluctuated between supporting the rights and security of the Kurds and its own strategic considerations in the region.

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Why does Ahmad al-Shara need Kurdish forces?

World Service-National Interest has warned that the removal of Kurdish forces will turn Syria into a sanctuary for ISIS again. This American publication has emphasized that the integration of the Syrian Democratic Forces; The prerequisite is the stabilization of the government of Ahmad al-Shara, and without Kurdish forces, he is not able to control ISIS and the influence of other groups in Syria.

Kurds' share of Syrian oil

World Service - The reports about the allocation of 8% of the income of the Remilan oil fields to the SDF-affiliated company have entered a new stage in the discussions about the real limits of the integration of Kurdish forces in the Syrian government and the future of decentralization in the northeast of this country.

Autopsy of 35 years of Kurdish rule in Iraq

World Service - According to the London School of Economics, the main achievement of the Kurdistan Region has not been autonomy, but the containment of the internal divide; An achievement that is now threatened by the continuation of political differences and the weakening of institutions.

Why did Damascus drive Syrian Kurdish forces away from home?

World Service - The transfer of the "Qamishlo" brigade to an area near Damascus has increased speculations about the efforts of the government of Ahmed al-Shora to end the independent military structures of the Kurds and consolidate the centralized Syrian army.