Kurds
Visa – free travel and the “Kurdish problem”
By Robert Fisk
Just why is the Sultan of Turkey so impatient to get hold of that visa-free EU travel for his people to visit...
Inner-Syrian attempt to bridge conflict: devolution
Multi-sided group proposes constitutional principles
By Wilhelm Langthaler, co-founder and adviser of PeaceInSyria.org
From April 27-29, 2016, more than two dozens Syrians with diverse affiliations met...
The destruction of Iraq in its final phase
Μr. Barzanî he leader of Iraqi Kurds asks for the separation of Kurdish areas from Iraq in an article published by the Washington Post.
We...
The Kurdish question, the fate of Syria and the “greater Middle...
The Kurds, a nation numbering tens of millions of people is, along with Palestinians, one of the most persecuted and suffering nations during all...
Neoconservatives against Erdogan
Dear President Erdogan,
Welcome to Washington. Your visit comes at a critical moment in U.S.-Turkish relations.
Within the past decade, many of Turkey’s friends here were...
A Coup Foretold (Turkey and the Neocons)
We repost the article: “Turkey: Is a Military Coupe Possible?” which was first published on 31 March 2016
By Dimitris Konstantakopoulos
Some hours before the Brussels...
Behind Terror and Anti-Terror
By Dimitris Konstantakopoulos
Stop discussing about the roots of terrorism, stop debating our policies in the Middle East (and all the Third World, but those...
EU (not) addressing the refugee crisis
EU leaders are pretending to solve the problem. But most observers remain skeptical about the chance of success of their latest decisions
1. The agreement...
Syria and Russia
The announcement of a partial retreat of Russian forces from Syria puzzled more than one international observers. Here we bring to the attention of...
Erdogan goes to war
Istanbul (dpa) - The fight against terrorism is more important than "democracy, freedom and rule of law," Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan says.
"For us,...