Kurdistan Workers' Party
Official Kurdish bid talks may start in 10 days: HDP co-leader
Official talks on the Kurdish peace process may start in 10 days, the co-chair Peoples' Democratic Party (HDP) has said in Moscow at an affiliate of a U.S.-based think tank.
At the same time, remarks by Yalçın Akdoğan, the deputy prime minister, also implied that the government was working on a process for a "final solution."
Infidel propaganda
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A woman warrior’s tough love
Ankaraâs recent talks with the Kurds have come to a critical juncture. As the delegation of Sırrı Süreyya Ãnder, Pervin Buldan and Ä°dris Baluken has now been joined by Hatip Dicle and Leyla Zana, the political weight of the negotiations seems to have shifted from cease-fire to autonomy/federalism.
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HDP wants to see greater Russian role on Kurdish issue
Moscow needs to become more involved in the Kurdish issue, Selahattin Demirtaş, the co-leader of the Peoples' Democratic Party (HDP), has said during a five-day visit to the Russian capital.
Russia does not generally contact Kurds directly, but prefers doing this via Turkey, Demirtaş told dailies Sputnik and Kommersant, Cihan news agency reported.
Watch your tongue, Ankara tells PKK
Deputy Prime Minister Yalçın Akdoğan has warned the military leaders of the outlawed Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) after they suggested that the group's jailed head could achieve their coming party congress if the peace process comes to fruition.
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Turkish gov’t warns PKK leadership over ‘provoking’ statements
Deputy Prime Minister Yalçın AkdoÄan has released a warning to a leading military leader of the outlawed Kurdistan Workersâ Party (PKK) who suggested that if their jailed leader would be able to attend their upcoming party congress, the peace process would achieve its purpose.
Turkish main opposition introduces own proposal for Kurdish issue
Arguing that the government has failed to make substantial progress in the peace process, the main opposition Republican People's Party (CHP) has put forth its own proposal aimed at resolving the Kurdish issue in Parliament.
Turkish gov’t, HDP herald ‘new phase’ in Kurdish peace process
Both the government and the Peoplesâ Democratic Party (HDP) have simultaneously announced that the stalled peace process has entered âa new phase,â with the latter emphasizing that the jailed leader of the outlawed Kurdistan Workersâ Party (PKK) will assume a more central role in the new phase.
Crisis with government over, new phase started in Kurdish peace bid, says HDP’s Önder
A crisis in the Kurdish peace bid has passed and a new phase in the process has started, Peoplesâ Democratic Party (HDP) Istanbul deputy Sırrı Süreyya Ãnder has said, noting that issues that need to be resolved in the process would be done so urgently.
Turkish gov’t seeks permanent truce declaration from PKK: Minister
Interior Minister Efkan Ala gave a detailed briefing to Cabinet members on the ongoing Kurdish peace process at the last Cabinet meeting, where he assured ministers that the process will continue under full public order with the expectation of a permanent truce in the coming months.