Turkish government
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The politics of denial in the garb of reconciliation; The Turkish Parliament and the unfinished case of the Kurds
Jahan Service - The 60-page report of the "Commission for National Solidarity, Brotherhood and Democracy" was approved by the majority of votes in the Turkish Parliament, but the removal of the name "Kurdish issue" and ignoring the case of unsolved murders, including the case of Taher Elchi, provoked serious criticism. While the government insists on the complete disarmament of the Kurdistan Workers' Party before any political reform, Kurdish currents and part of the opposition want to guarantee justice and a political solution before any security measures; A gap that has put the future of the peace process in an aura of uncertainty.
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Warning about a possible US attack on Iran
Turkish Service - Noman Kurtolmoş, Speaker of the Turkish Parliament, warned of the consequences of any possible US attack on Iran, calling this action the cause of widespread instability and long-term crises in the region, and stressed that Ankara will use all its capabilities to prevent such a scenario.
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Speaker of the Turkish Parliament:
Legal reforms will definitely begin after Ramadan
Turkey Service - The Speaker of the Turkish Parliament, announcing the approval of the "Commission for National Solidarity, Fraternity and Democracy" report, emphasized that after the month of Ramadan, legal reforms are a necessity; He also considered the constitution insufficient after the September 12 coup.