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Turkey’s peace process is advancing. In August 2025, three months after the Kurdistan Workers’ Party – commonly known as the PKK – announced its formal disbandment, a Turkish parliamentary committee overseeing reforms as part of the process met. It followed a symbolic disarmament ceremony in northern Iraq, during which Kurdish…

A drive to recruit Kurds and religious minorities to the Syrian government's General Security Forces in the northern area of Afrin has brought hope and skepticism

A newly formed parliamentary committee has begun meeting to oversee a peace process with a Kurdish militant group

The Syrian Democratic Forces alleges that Damascus-linked factions attacked four of its positions early on Monday.

Radical protests in Berlin and Düsseldorf saw hundreds of people showing support for Syria's Islamist regime, glorifying violence, and clashing with Kurdish demonstrators.

One of the world's most protracted armed conflicts could finally be drawing to a close in Turkey. This month, a small group of fighters from the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK), which has been waging an armed struggle against the Turkish state for greater minority rights, voluntarily disarmed.

Support from the PKK and Turkiye’s politicians signals a change after decades of conflict, but pitfalls remain.

Drones have attacked oil fields in Iraq's Kurdish region, damaging facilities and halting operations

The PKK began its first phase of disarmament last week, analysts say the process will be felt regionally.