ATHENS/ISTANBUL, Nov 30 (Reuters) - Turkey protested on Friday against the presentation of a book by a Kurdish militant leader in Athens, saying it undermined friendship efforts between the long ...

The Kurdish militant group has announced the end of its armed insurgency against Turkey. But the move will also have ...

The PKK and pro-Kurdish politicians have called for Öcalan's ... Metro, FourFourTwo and the i new site. He is also the author of a number of non-fiction books. Latest. Quiz of The Week: 28 ...

The PKK wrote, “It is clear that a new historical process has begun in Kurdistan and the Middle East with this [Öcalan’s] call. This will also have a great impact on the development of free ...

The PKK has sought to create an independent Kurdish state on Turkish soil, where the Kurds make up some 20% of Turkey's 86 million population. The U.S., the European Union and Turkey have ...

One of the Middle East’s most intractable conflicts may be nearing its end, with ramifications that will be felt far and wide.. For half a century, Kurdish militants have fought Turkey for ...

What does the PKK’s disarming mean for its regional allies? Syria’s SDF is unlikely to follow the PKK’s lead and disarm, but talks with Damascus could be bolstered.

The PKK has long been designated a terrorist organization by the U.S., Turkey, the European Union, NATO, and many other nations and entities. The landmark move announced Monday will end a 40-year ...

Turkey protested on Friday against the presentation of a book by a Kurdish militant leader in Athens, saying it undermined friendship efforts between the long-standing regional rivals.

The book's translator, a former Greek army general and spy with Greece's Intelligence Service when the PKK's imprisoned leader Abdullah Ocalan was captured in 1999, was unimpressed.

The PKK, which took up arms in 1984 in a campaign for autonomy in Turkey's mainly Kurdish southeast, is listed as a terrorist organisation by Turkey, the United States and the European Union. Greece ...