Abdullah Ocalan
Turkey's Kurds: Can't they get along any more?
Coexistence between Turks and Kurds is suddenly fraying(0)
The wrongs and rights of minorities
Turkey has yet to face up to its diversity(0)
A fresh voice for a war-weary people?(0)
Turkey and its Kurds: Back to bloodshed?
As war drums roll nearby, will violence between Turks and Kurds resume?(0)
The former separatists have changed their tune. The government hasn't(0)
Turkey and its Kurds: A turn for the worse
Turkey's Kurds are getting angry again. Not surprisingly(0)
Turkey's Kurds: With a little help from the ref
Football is a new way of winning over the Kurds. Maybe(0)
Turkey’s Kurds: Still on their feet
On October 21st, Turkey’s highest court was to hear an appeal against the death sentence handed down in May against the Kurds’ rebel leader, Abdullah Ocalan. Whatever the verdict, the Kurdish problem is far from over(0)
The Kurdish separatist leader, Abdullah Ocalan, is in the dock. So is Turkey(0)
Human rights in Turkey: Rotten, but getting less so
The arrest of a Kurdish guerrilla leader should not deflect attention from the plight of other, less prominent, Turkish prisoners(0)
Now that it has captured its Kurdish rebel, Turkey should seize the chance for compromise, not crowing(0)
How 25m Kurds pursue a goal that nobody else wants them to reach(0)
The case of a Kurdish guerrilla leader, who has been under arrest in Italy, suggests that a solution to Turkey’s biggest ethnic problem is still far away(0)
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