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PKK to Disband and Cease Armed Struggle
The Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) announced it will disband and cease armed struggle, surrendering weapons as part of a peace initiative with Turkey, following a February call from imprisoned leader Abdullah Öcalan. This decision comes after over 40,000 deaths in the conflict since 1984.
PKK to Disband and Cease Armed Struggle
The Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) announced it will disband and cease armed struggle, surrendering weapons as part of a peace initiative with Turkey, following a February call from imprisoned leader Abdullah Öcalan. This decision comes after over 40,000 deaths in the conflict since 1984.
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32% Bias Score


Northeast Syria Kurds Demand Federal System Within Unified Syria
In Northeast Syria, the "Unity and Common Stance Conference" finalized demands for a decentralized federal system within Syria, including Kurdish as an official language, resource allocation, and addressing historical injustices, submitted to the central Syrian government.
Northeast Syria Kurds Demand Federal System Within Unified Syria
In Northeast Syria, the "Unity and Common Stance Conference" finalized demands for a decentralized federal system within Syria, including Kurdish as an official language, resource allocation, and addressing historical injustices, submitted to the central Syrian government.
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52% Bias Score


Northeast Syria's Future: SDF Seeks Decentralization Amid Potential US Withdrawal
The Sulaimaniyah Forum discussed the future of Northeast Syria amid potential US withdrawal, with the SDF emphasizing its desire for a decentralized Syria and highlighting a recent agreement with the Syrian government on specific territories, countering accusations of separatism.
Northeast Syria's Future: SDF Seeks Decentralization Amid Potential US Withdrawal
The Sulaimaniyah Forum discussed the future of Northeast Syria amid potential US withdrawal, with the SDF emphasizing its desire for a decentralized Syria and highlighting a recent agreement with the Syrian government on specific territories, countering accusations of separatism.
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48% Bias Score


Syria Unveils New Cabinet: A Mix of HTS Influence and Diverse Representation
Syria's interim president Ahmad al-Sharaa announced a new 23-member cabinet on Saturday, including a mix of HTS-affiliated and unaffiliated ministers from diverse backgrounds, sparking cautious optimism but also criticism from Kurdish groups due to lack of representation.
Syria Unveils New Cabinet: A Mix of HTS Influence and Diverse Representation
Syria's interim president Ahmad al-Sharaa announced a new 23-member cabinet on Saturday, including a mix of HTS-affiliated and unaffiliated ministers from diverse backgrounds, sparking cautious optimism but also criticism from Kurdish groups due to lack of representation.
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44% Bias Score


Syrian Government Unveiled Amidst Minority Group Protests
President Ahmed el Shara announced a new 22-member Syrian government, retaining some key ministers from the interim government but excluding representatives from significant minority groups, triggering protests and boycott threats from Kurdish groups.
Syrian Government Unveiled Amidst Minority Group Protests
President Ahmed el Shara announced a new 22-member Syrian government, retaining some key ministers from the interim government but excluding representatives from significant minority groups, triggering protests and boycott threats from Kurdish groups.
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48% Bias Score


Halabja Massacre Anniversary Renews Calls for Justice and Recognition
The 37th anniversary of the Halabja massacre, which killed approximately 5,000 Kurds in 1988, was commemorated on March 16th, with Kurdish leaders calling for compensation from Baghdad and the elevation of Halabja to provincial status within the autonomous Kurdistan Region, amid other Kurdish histor...
Halabja Massacre Anniversary Renews Calls for Justice and Recognition
The 37th anniversary of the Halabja massacre, which killed approximately 5,000 Kurds in 1988, was commemorated on March 16th, with Kurdish leaders calling for compensation from Baghdad and the elevation of Halabja to provincial status within the autonomous Kurdistan Region, amid other Kurdish histor...
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36% Bias Score

PKK Disbands After Four Decades of Conflict with Turkey
After a four-decade conflict that killed over 40,000, the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) announced its disbandment and disarmament following a party congress in northern Iraq and a call from its jailed leader, Abdullah Ocalan, with the process to be overseen by Ocalan.

PKK Disbands After Four Decades of Conflict with Turkey
After a four-decade conflict that killed over 40,000, the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) announced its disbandment and disarmament following a party congress in northern Iraq and a call from its jailed leader, Abdullah Ocalan, with the process to be overseen by Ocalan.
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36% Bias Score

Turkey's Expansionism Threatens Regional Stability
Turkey's expansionist ambitions in the Eastern Mediterranean, fueled by a widely held political doctrine, are actively being implemented through military incursions into Syrian and Iraqi Kurdish regions, posing a direct threat to Israel and the Kurdish population, particularly given the potential US...

Turkey's Expansionism Threatens Regional Stability
Turkey's expansionist ambitions in the Eastern Mediterranean, fueled by a widely held political doctrine, are actively being implemented through military incursions into Syrian and Iraqi Kurdish regions, posing a direct threat to Israel and the Kurdish population, particularly given the potential US...
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40% Bias Score

Syria's Fall: A Geopolitical Earthquake
The fall of the Assad regime in Syria has created a power vacuum, with Turkey and Israel engaging in a geopolitical struggle for influence, particularly concerning the potential establishment of a Kurdish state, while Greece grapples with formulating a response to protect its interests.

Syria's Fall: A Geopolitical Earthquake
The fall of the Assad regime in Syria has created a power vacuum, with Turkey and Israel engaging in a geopolitical struggle for influence, particularly concerning the potential establishment of a Kurdish state, while Greece grapples with formulating a response to protect its interests.
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40% Bias Score

Syria Forms Diverse Transitional Government After Assad's Fall
Syria's interim president, Ahmed al-Sharaa, announced a 23-member transitional government on the weekend, including ministers from diverse backgrounds, with key ministries still held by Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS).

Syria Forms Diverse Transitional Government After Assad's Fall
Syria's interim president, Ahmed al-Sharaa, announced a 23-member transitional government on the weekend, including ministers from diverse backgrounds, with key ministries still held by Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS).
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44% Bias Score

Online Hate Speech Targets Japan's Kurdish Community
Online hate speech targeting Japan's Kurdish community, estimated at 2,000-3,000, is fueled by false claims of increased crime and accusations of exploiting Japan's strict asylum system, causing daily fear and impacting their lives despite police data showing otherwise.

Online Hate Speech Targets Japan's Kurdish Community
Online hate speech targeting Japan's Kurdish community, estimated at 2,000-3,000, is fueled by false claims of increased crime and accusations of exploiting Japan's strict asylum system, causing daily fear and impacting their lives despite police data showing otherwise.
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40% Bias Score

Turkey's Fidan Visits Syria: Addressing Security Concerns and Promoting Peaceful Transition
Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan's visit to Syria on December 8th focused on addressing security concerns related to the YPG, ensuring Kurdish rights, and promoting a peaceful return to normalcy across all communities in Syria, while discussing cooperation on energy and aid.

Turkey's Fidan Visits Syria: Addressing Security Concerns and Promoting Peaceful Transition
Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan's visit to Syria on December 8th focused on addressing security concerns related to the YPG, ensuring Kurdish rights, and promoting a peaceful return to normalcy across all communities in Syria, while discussing cooperation on energy and aid.
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36% Bias Score
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