ISIS in Kobani Again
By Polat Can On September 15, the twelfth anniversary of the major ISIS attack on Kobani in 2014 takes place.
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Yılmaz Güney.. Remembering Him with Respect on the 42nd Anniversary of His Passing
Ahmed Hassan He rests in the Père Lachaise Cemetery in Paris. However, his cinema has not died. It still walks
Human Rights Organization Afrin- Syria: Ongoing Seizure of Kurdish Civilian Property in Afrin Amid Absence of Accountability
A rights statement reports the seizure of homes, lands, and shops in Afrin and Jindires, accusing influential figures and armed
Mazloum Abdi: SDF’s Integration into the Syrian Army Occurred Incrementally… and the New Phase Aims to Consolidate Kurdish Gains
The Syrian Presidential Advisor confirms that Kurds seek a strong position within the state and participation across Syria, calling for
The Tragedy of the Kurdish Left: Between the Mirage of Ideologization and the Depths of Concessions
Aryan Kirkuki When we look at the ruins of the Leftist and Marxist march across all parts of Kurdistan, we
PKK Leader Criticizes the Framework Law’s Failure to Reference Kurds and Democracy, Emphasizing the Necessity of Öcalan Managing the Process
Murat Karayılan, a leader in the Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK), criticized the Framework Law passed by the Turkish Parliament on
Armed Gunmen Target Convoy of Returning Sere Kaniye IDPs and Attack Their Vehicles
Arrests, Gunfire, and Intimidation Facing Returning Kurdish Families as First Convoy of ~400 Families Arrives in Sere Kaniye / Ras
The Stakes of Peace and Integration: Is Erdoğan Opening a New Page with the PKK?
Aryan Kirkuki The problem of laying down arms and transitioning from armed action to the civil and political sphere is
PKK Criticizes Framework Draft Law and Calls for Ensuring Conditions for Öcalan’s Free Work
The Party Considers the Law a “Starting Point” for Resolving the Kurdish Issue and Consolidating Democracy, Emphasizing the Need to
Masrour Barzani: The Region Has Been Subjected to Over a Thousand Attacks, and There Are No Relations with Israel
The Prime Minister of the Kurdistan Regional Government, Masrour Barzani, stated that the region has been subjected to more than
The Kurdish Cause Cannot Be Reduced to a Symbolic Scene
By Muslim Sheikh Hassan – Kobani Kurdish political parties were not founded in 1957 simply for a female Kurdish MP
PKK: Expected Law Must Lay the Foundations for Peace and Resolve Abdullah Öcalan’s Legal Status
The Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) issued a statement today addressing the “Peace and Democratic Society” process, which was launched following
Lindsey Snell: The Syrian Chargé d’Affaires in Washington, Mohammad Qanatri, was part of the group that kidnapped me in 2016
American journalist and filmmaker Lindsey Snell revealed that Mohammad Qanatri, the Chargé d’Affaires of the Syrian Embassy in Washington, was
“Imrali Delegation” Meeting with Öcalan Concludes.. and a Statement from the “Kurdistan Workers’ Party” Sets Conditions for the Success of Peace
A delegation from the Peoples’ Equality and Democracy Party (DEM), consisting of Pervin Buldan, Medhat Sancar, and lawyer Faik Özgür
What Sharaa’s Pivot to the Kurdish National Council Means for Syria’s Kurds
Leo Goldberg Syria’s interim parliament, sworn in earlier this week after President Ahmed al-Sharaa appointed its last 70 members, contains no representatives