Resolve Kurdish Issues
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The Glass Ceiling of Western Support for the Kurds/ Mansour Oli
Iran Service - Archive 120 exclusive KurdPress interviews with university professors, think tank researchers, and experts on Kurdish issues, the Middle East, and international relations, conducted over more than a decade, yield a strategic conclusion. That conclusion can perhaps be summarized in one sentence: "The West has needed the Kurds, but it does not consider the Kurds its political partner, so it has not yet committed to the political future of the Kurds."
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120 Kurdistan Press Interviews with Western Experts; Decoding the "Glass Ceiling" of Western Support for the Kurds
World Service - A comprehensive analysis of 12 years of conversations with prominent Western experts brings a clear message: Washington and European capitals' support for the Kurds will not go to the point of disrupting the "nation-state" order and angering regional allies like Turkey, and this "glass ceiling" is the West's unchanging approach.
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Limited Window to Resolve Kurdish Issues in Turkey
Garo Paylan, a former member of the Turkish parliament and a prominent advocate for minority rights, believes Turkey stands at a pivotal historical juncture; the simultaneous progress of dialogue between the Turkish government and the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) and efforts to normalize relations between Ankara and Yerevan could determine the fate of the historic "Kurdish issue" and "Armenian issue" for decades to come.