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Öcalan Commends PKK Disarmament, Urges Broader Peace Approach
Following two meetings last week, imprisoned PKK leader Abdullah Öcalan praised the PKK's disarmament ceremony, highlighting the demonstrated "will, belief, and commitment to peace." He stressed the need for a comprehensive approach focusing on Kurdish-Turkish reconciliation and Turkish democracy, w...
Öcalan Commends PKK Disarmament, Urges Broader Peace Approach
Following two meetings last week, imprisoned PKK leader Abdullah Öcalan praised the PKK's disarmament ceremony, highlighting the demonstrated "will, belief, and commitment to peace." He stressed the need for a comprehensive approach focusing on Kurdish-Turkish reconciliation and Turkish democracy, w...
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40% Bias Score
AKP Proposes Peace Process for "Terror-Free Turkey", Linking it to Economic Development
AKP deputy chairman Hüseyin Yayman proposed a new peace process for a "terror-free Turkey", stating that dialogue can replace armed conflict if violence ends, connecting it to President Erdoğan's vision of a "Century of Turkey" and highlighting the economic cost of counterterrorism efforts.
AKP Proposes Peace Process for "Terror-Free Turkey", Linking it to Economic Development
AKP deputy chairman Hüseyin Yayman proposed a new peace process for a "terror-free Turkey", stating that dialogue can replace armed conflict if violence ends, connecting it to President Erdoğan's vision of a "Century of Turkey" and highlighting the economic cost of counterterrorism efforts.
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60% Bias Score
PKK Disarmament and Settlement Demolition in Northern Iraq
Following a July 11th initiative, PKK members surrender weapons at TSK and MIT-designated sites in Northern Iraq, which are then destroyed, while former settlements are demolished to prevent reuse; some members may return to Turkey after legal changes.
PKK Disarmament and Settlement Demolition in Northern Iraq
Following a July 11th initiative, PKK members surrender weapons at TSK and MIT-designated sites in Northern Iraq, which are then destroyed, while former settlements are demolished to prevent reuse; some members may return to Turkey after legal changes.
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40% Bias Score
Turkey's Kurdish Issue: Legal Gaps and Systemic Failures in Proposed Solutions
This article analyzes the insufficient solutions proposed for the Kurdish issue in Turkey, highlighting the lack of a clear legal framework for a potential PKK disarmament process and the absence of a comprehensive strategy to address deep-rooted social, economic, and environmental problems.
Turkey's Kurdish Issue: Legal Gaps and Systemic Failures in Proposed Solutions
This article analyzes the insufficient solutions proposed for the Kurdish issue in Turkey, highlighting the lack of a clear legal framework for a potential PKK disarmament process and the absence of a comprehensive strategy to address deep-rooted social, economic, and environmental problems.
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64% Bias Score
PKK Disarmament Contingent on Turkish Government Action
A 30-member PKK faction, including KCK official Bese Hozat, symbolically disarmed in Sulaimaniyah on July 11, 2024, following Abdullah Öcalan's February 27th call and Bahçeli's October 22nd statement; further disarmament depends on Turkish government action.
PKK Disarmament Contingent on Turkish Government Action
A 30-member PKK faction, including KCK official Bese Hozat, symbolically disarmed in Sulaimaniyah on July 11, 2024, following Abdullah Öcalan's February 27th call and Bahçeli's October 22nd statement; further disarmament depends on Turkish government action.
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64% Bias Score
Partial PKK Disarmament: A New Era for Turkey or a Political Maneuver?
Following PKK leader Abdullah Öcalan's call, around 30 Kurdish militants disarmed in northern Iraq on July 11th, prompting Turkish President Erdoğan to declare the start of a new era in Turkey's history, while the opposition views it as a political strategy.
Partial PKK Disarmament: A New Era for Turkey or a Political Maneuver?
Following PKK leader Abdullah Öcalan's call, around 30 Kurdish militants disarmed in northern Iraq on July 11th, prompting Turkish President Erdoğan to declare the start of a new era in Turkey's history, while the opposition views it as a political strategy.
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52% Bias Score
Özdağ Condemns "Öcalan Commission," Demands Transparency
Zafer Party leader Ümit Özdağ criticized Turkey's "Öcalan Commission," demanding live televised meetings to ensure transparency, and condemned the government's handling of a workers' strike, asserting it doesn't threaten national security.
Özdağ Condemns "Öcalan Commission," Demands Transparency
Zafer Party leader Ümit Özdağ criticized Turkey's "Öcalan Commission," demanding live televised meetings to ensure transparency, and condemned the government's handling of a workers' strike, asserting it doesn't threaten national security.
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52% Bias Score
AKP Internal Divisions Hamper Unified Stance on PKK Disarmament
A former AKP MP, Mehmet Metiner, highlights internal divisions within the AKP regarding the PKK's disarmament, contrasting it with the MHP's unified support under Bahçeli, who thanked Öcalan for the PKK's decision. Metiner suggests that some within the AKP are uncomfortable with the PKK's disarmamen...
AKP Internal Divisions Hamper Unified Stance on PKK Disarmament
A former AKP MP, Mehmet Metiner, highlights internal divisions within the AKP regarding the PKK's disarmament, contrasting it with the MHP's unified support under Bahçeli, who thanked Öcalan for the PKK's decision. Metiner suggests that some within the AKP are uncomfortable with the PKK's disarmamen...
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72% Bias Score
Vatan Partisi Proposes Amnesty Law for Former PKK Members
Vatan Partisi General Secretary Özgür Bursalı proposed a 15-article amnesty law in Diyarbakır on an unspecified date in 2025 for former PKK members who renounce the group and commit to integrating with the Turkish state and society, following the PKK's self-dissolution and disarmament.
Vatan Partisi Proposes Amnesty Law for Former PKK Members
Vatan Partisi General Secretary Özgür Bursalı proposed a 15-article amnesty law in Diyarbakır on an unspecified date in 2025 for former PKK members who renounce the group and commit to integrating with the Turkish state and society, following the PKK's self-dissolution and disarmament.
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48% Bias Score
DEP Highlights Disarmament, Peace, and Democratization in Turkey
The Democratic Party of Turkey (DEP) announced that the ongoing peace process includes disarmament and subsequent legal framework development, aiming for lasting peace and democratization, while rejecting opposition suppression and highlighting the need to address systemic inequalities.
DEP Highlights Disarmament, Peace, and Democratization in Turkey
The Democratic Party of Turkey (DEP) announced that the ongoing peace process includes disarmament and subsequent legal framework development, aiming for lasting peace and democratization, while rejecting opposition suppression and highlighting the need to address systemic inequalities.
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40% Bias Score
PKK Dissolution: Scrutiny Falls on Affiliated Groups
Following the PKK's May announcement of its dissolution and subsequent disarmament ceremony on July 11th, several affiliated groups, including the KCK umbrella organization and the YPJ women's militia, have come under increased scrutiny due to their ongoing activities in Syria, Turkey, Iraq, and Ira...
PKK Dissolution: Scrutiny Falls on Affiliated Groups
Following the PKK's May announcement of its dissolution and subsequent disarmament ceremony on July 11th, several affiliated groups, including the KCK umbrella organization and the YPJ women's militia, have come under increased scrutiny due to their ongoing activities in Syria, Turkey, Iraq, and Ira...
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24% Bias Score
75.9% of Turks Support Peace Process: AKP
Deputy chairman of Turkey's ruling AKP party, Efkan Ala, announced that 75.9% of the public supports the peace process to end terrorism, highlighting the government's efforts towards political collaboration and advancements in defense industries.
75.9% of Turks Support Peace Process: AKP
Deputy chairman of Turkey's ruling AKP party, Efkan Ala, announced that 75.9% of the public supports the peace process to end terrorism, highlighting the government's efforts towards political collaboration and advancements in defense industries.
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56% Bias Score
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