The article describes the surprising shift in position of Kurdish leader Mazloum Abdi, who, despite previous tensions, is now encouraging the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces to cooperate with the central government in Damascus, which could have significant implications for the political landscape of Syria. (translated)
Syrian Kurdish leader Maslum Abdi has announced the dissolution of the Kurdish-dominated Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), which will now be integrated into the Syrian army, bringing a loss of political autonomy for the Kurds and uncertainty about their future status. (translated)
The Syrian Kurds have announced the dissolution of their troops, the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), in order to integrate into the new Syrian army, which US officials have described as a historic step. (translated)
After the announced dissolution of the Kurdish military alliance SDF and its integration into the Syrian army, which is welcomed by the USA as a step towards normalization, the Kurds are now fighting for expanded minority rights in Syria, while the country is in a turbulent transition process. (translated)
The Syrian Kurdish leader Mazloum Abdi has announced the dissolution of the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) and their integration into the Syrian army, marking the end of their role as an independent military force after more than a decade during which they were significantly involved in the fight against IS. (translated)
The Kurdish-led military alliance of the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) has officially announced its dissolution and will be integrated into the Syrian state institutions, representing a significant step towards stabilization under the transitional government of al-Sharaa. (translated)
The Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) have disbanded as part of an agreement with the transitional government, as Commander Maslum Abdi announced after a meeting with Transitional President Ahmed al-Sharaa in Damascus, marking the end of their independent military presence and their integration into the Syrian state apparatus. (translated)
The Syrian Kurdish leader Mazloum Abdi has announced the dissolution of the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) and their integration into the state institutions of Syria, following a recently concluded agreement with the government of transitional president Ahmed al-Sharaa. (translated)
The Syrian Kurdish leader Mazloum Abdi has announced the dissolution of the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) and stated that this marks the end of their deployment as an independent military force, following an agreement made with the transitional government in January. (translated)
Syrian Kurdish leader Maslum Abdi has announced the dissolution of the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) and the complete transition of the Kurdish self-governing bodies into the state institutions of Syria, which followed an agreement with the government of Syrian transitional president Ahmed al-Sharaa. (translated)
The article analyzes the recent leniencies for PKK members decided by the Turkish Parliament and showcases how President Erdoğan strategically uses these developments to garner support for constitutional changes and to put pressure on the opposition, while simultaneously strengthening Turkey's geopolitical position, all against the backdrop of unresolved Kurdish rights and Erdoğan's aversion to genuine dissent. (translated)
Turkish President Erdoğan aims for a historical resolution of the decades-long conflict with the Kurds with a new amnesty law for PKK supporters, while simultaneously wanting to secure his political power position for the years to come. (translated)
The new PKK law in Turkey, which provides for the disarmament of the PKK and a partial amnesty for detainees, is seen as a historic step; however, it does not meet all central Kurdish demands and could be seen in the eyes of President Erdoğan as pursuing strategic motives to secure political support. (translated)
Völklingen yesterday: multi-ethnic, colorful, diverse. Mass brawl between Syrians & Kurds: one man severely injured. "Family disputes" - ethnic origin played no role - says the police. How long will they keep fooling us? (translated)
Verhalten bei Demos: "#Palästina-Aktivisten" = Aggressiv, gewalttätig, begehen Straftaten #Israel-Unterstützer = Ruhig, friedlich, halten sich an die Regeln Verhalten Online: "Palästina-Aktivisten" = Bedrohen, verleumden, unsachlich, verbreiten Fake News Israel-Unterstützer = Ruhig, sagen die Wahrheit, bleiben sachlich, zeigen wissenschaftliche Fakten Ideologisch: "Palästina-Aktivisten" = Pro-Faschistisch, antisemitisch, unterstützen Terroristen (#Hamas, #Hisbollah, #Huthis, #IRGC) Israel-Unterstützer = Demokratisch, weltoffen, anti-faschistisch, unterstützen Kampf gegen Terroristen Toleranz: In #Gaza = Hass auf #Homosexuelle, Hass auf #Schwarze, Hass auf #Kurden, Hass auf #Juden, Hass auf #Frauen, Hass auf #Jesiden, Hass auf #Christen, Hass auf #Demokraten, Hass auf #Journalisten In Israel = Unterstützung für Homosexuelle, Anti-Rassismus, große kurdische Community, Religionsfreiheit, Demokratie, Pressefreiheit, Meinungsfreiheit, Gleichberechtigung Und Du fragst Dich noch, welche Seite die Richtige ist? #Israel #Palästina #Demokratie
Forty-five years ago today, Israel destroyed the Iraqi nuclear weapons program, thus preventing Saddam Hussein from acquiring nuclear weapons. Instead, he built other weapons of mass destruction with German help and used them, among other things, in Halabja against the Kurds. (translated)
The brothers Mojtaba and Meysam Veisi died in a hail of bullets. They were killed because they dedicated themselves to the care of their language, their culture, their faith. Because they wanted to preserve their identity as Kurds and their religion. At dawn on May 28, relatives shot them. (translated)
