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Explore the PKK's disbandment and its potential impact on Turkey's political landscape, conflicts, and Kurdish movements.

Turkey's President Tayyip Erdogan has probably never held more global sway: he will host the first direct Russia-Ukraine ...

Plus, a major militant group in Turkey is disbanding. I’m Marc Filippino and here’s the news you need to start your day. Some investors on Wall Street have been caught off-guard by the market rebound.

The Turkish defense ministry announced on Thursday that its cross-border operations against the Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK ...

Turkish military to continue operations against PKK militants until threat is eliminated, despite group's dissolution announcement.

Power is being centralised through legal means such as referendums, manipulated court rulings and selective prosecutions ...

Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan said on Thursday that Turkey expects the Syrian Kurdish YPG militia to fulfil a deal the group ...

The deal, which still needs Congressional sign-off, came as Secretary of State Marco Rubio visited Turkey to attend a meeting ...

Turkey's military will continue acting against PKK militants in regions where they are present until it is "certain" the threat was removed following its decision to disband, the defence ministry said ...

"We want to want to be sure that he is not a terrorist anymore," senior Israeli official told Newsweek of Syria's Ahmad al-Sharaa.

The PKK announced on May 12 that it was dissolving itself, bringing an end to its more than four-decade armed insurgency. The ...