The Media Line5h
After 45 Years, Will the Kurdish-Turkish Conflict in Iraq Come to an End?
Kurdish leaders affiliated with the PKK are more cautious about dissolving the party. They believe it is unwise to abandon 45 ...
Syria/Iraq: What would an end of the PKK mean for the Kurds in the Middle East?
Following the call by Abdullah Ocalan to disband the Kurdistan Workers' Party, PKK, and to lay down arms, Syrian affiliates and the PKK headquarters in Iraq remain ambivalent. What are their options?
Middle East Institute7d
Baghdad revisited: Iraq balances on a tightrope
Reflections on a recent visit to Baghdad. Much has changed and ordinary life has resumed in Iraq's capital, but deep ...
US steered Syrian Kurds towards Damascus deal, sources say
The deal would allow Kurdish-led forces which hold a quarter of Syria to merge with Damascus, along with regional Kurdish ...
Syria's government signs breakthrough deal with Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces
The deal - to be implemented by the end of the year - would bring all border crossings with Iraq and Turkey, airports and oil fields in the northeast under the central government's control.