Kurds

Iran, which says its ultimate aim is to force American forces to leave the entire Middle East, casts the U.S. withdrawal from Iraq as a triumph for its "axis of resistance"

Romanian drivers are being offered thousands of euros to transport undocumented migrants from the Greek-Turkish border towards Thessaloniki

The figures point to continued weakening of democratic rights and freedoms and the persistence of authoritarian trends

The government needs Kurdish MPs in the next parliamentary and presidential elections, if it wants to enter the race again with its only real electoral asset, President Erdoğan

For the government the ​initiative is part of its goal of creating a "terror-free Turkey", while Kurdish politicians have said lasting peace will require ​broader reforms

The proposed law would allow the suspension of certain prosecutions and sentences after verified end of the group’s activities

Washington, Brussels and the Alliance are placing growing emphasis on Turkey's defence industry, geography and regional influence

Kurdish forces are increasingly seen not as fixed allies but as flexible variables in the power balance involving the U..S, Israel, Turkey, and Iran

Erdoğan's powerful far-right ally Devlet Bahçeli says Ankara must counter a “coalition of evil” led by Tel Aviv and Washington by deepening ties with Moscow and Beijing

Among the conclusions Ankara is drawing from this experience is whether the country should acquire nuclear weapons

How the U.S. President's erratic signals on Iranian Kurds reveal a lack of clear objectives - and underscore Israel's driving role in the conflict

Iranian Kurdish militias have consulted with the U.S. in recent days ​about whether, and how, to attack Iran's security forces in the western part of the country