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)
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 military group, known as the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), has ended its independent military operations, and their fighters are now being integrated into the Syrian army to strengthen President Ahmed al-Sharaa's control over the country, following a peace agreement and the rebuilding of the state after a long struggle against ISIS. (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)
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 Iraqi Kurdistan is in a critical situation due to the war between the United States and Iran, with Iranian drone attacks worsening an economic crisis and skyrocketing fuel prices, while local political dynamics, dominated by influential families, further complicate the situation. (translated)
The enhancement of the availability of emergency telephone 112 in Estonia has been delayed because the necessary solutions have not been completed, which has pushed the deadline to 2027, imposing restrictions, especially on deaf and speech-impaired people who need alternative means of communication, including video calls and real-time text transmission. (translated)
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has signed a law introducing conditional amnesty for thousands of Kurdish militants, aiming to end the long-standing conflicts with the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK), along with the obligation to disband and disarm that group. (translated)
Iraq is initiating an investigation into an attack with Iranian drones against the Prime Minister of the Kurdish region, Masrour Barzani, and his security chief's home, without reports of personal injuries, while Iran's foreign minister condemns the attack and warns of false flag operations. (translated)
After a drone attack that targeted the office of the Prime Minister of the Iraqi Kurdistan without causing any casualties, Iraq announced the opening of an investigation to identify the perpetrators, with the region's Prime Minister blaming Iranian drones. (translated)
The US troops are now withdrawing from the Kurdish northern Iraq following their previous withdrawal from Syria, while Washington seeks military consolidation in the region. (translated)
Iranian drones attacked the office of the Prime Minister of Iraqi Kurdistan, Masrour Barzani, in the context of rising tensions between the United States and Iran, further complicating the situation in the region. (translated)
Iran is preparing for a broader war in the Middle East by increasing the production of rockets and drones and appointing experienced military veterans to key positions, while drones sent from Iran have attacked the offices of the Prime Minister of Iraqi Kurdistan, and there have been numerous attacks in the region by Tehran and Iran-affiliated groups. (translated)
Two Hadid-110 drones launched from Iran attacked the office of the Prime Minister of Kurdistan, Masrour Barzani, without causing any casualties, while the General Directorate for Counterterrorism condemned the act as entirely unacceptable and warned that those responsible will face consequences. (translated)
An attack by Iranian drones targeted the residence of the Prime Minister of Kurdistan and the home of the local intelligence director, without causing any casualties, provoking a strong denunciation from Masrour Barzani, who described it as a dangerous escalation in the autonomous region of northern Iraq. (translated)
A study from Örebro University shows how a 75,000-year-old Neanderthal woman, rediscovered through a Netflix documentary, has become a powerful symbol of identity and cultural heritage on social media, sparking discussions about nationalism, history, and belonging. (translated)
Again, anti-Kurdish violence in Syria! While former Syrian dictator Bashar Al-Assad is sentenced to death by a court in Damascus, Kurdish women in the north of the country must fear for their lives. What happened? After seven years, in which hundreds... (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)
