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The Kurdish Quest for Independence in Iraq and its Repercussions for Turkey and the Region

They all seem to acknowledge the Iraqi Kurds’ right for self-determination but express their concern with the timing (aka “it is too soon”) and style (aka “talk to Baghdad one more time”) of it.

Seeking Independence in Northern Iraq, An Interview with Hemin Hawrami

InterviewBy Serif Dilek Hazal Duran

8 million internally displaced Iraqi people (IDP) will help us to find new formulas in establishing bilateral relationships.

Mosul in Ruins, Kirkuk Awaits a Similar Destiny: What can Turkey do?

FinanceBy Othman Ali

Should Turkey remain inactive and unable to defuse the tension, Iraq may soon witness its worst civil war and the Iraqi state could melt away.

Intra-Kurdish Approaches to the Independence Referendum in Northern Iraq

FinanceBy Hüseyin Alptekin

he densely Kurdish populated areas of Iraq obtained political recognition and autonomy from the central government of Iraq with the 2005 Iraqi constitution.

Securing Turkey’s Borders: A Proactive Strategy with High-Tech Approach

FinanceBy Merve Seren Yeşiltaş

Turkey needs to tighten security measures and augment the current structure along the Syrian and Iraqi borders because of the demographic facts, contradictory political strategies of outer powers, and the presence of secessionist groups.

The Threat of DAESH Sleeper Cells and How to Contain It

FinanceBy Rıfat Öncel

They have already proved how real that danger is by carrying out surprising and shocking attacks in the eastern parts of Mosul where Iraqi forces thought that Daesh elements were cleared.

Why DAESH is So Pleasant to Israel

FinanceBy Belkıs Kılıckaya

For instance, the “founding father” of Daesh and Iraqi Al Qaeda Abu Musab al-Zarqawi’s escape from Afghanistan and finding shelter in Tehran, Iran.

Sino-Turkish Relations in the Age of Global Transformation

FinanceBy Kadir Temiz

The most probable field of cooperation is a consultation mechanism, which will determine common threats regarding the Iraqi and Syrian crises that concern both countries.

Hezbollah gains Ground in Syria While Humanitarian Tragedy Floats in Damascus

FinanceBy Merve Çalhan

Similar scenes unfolded in northern Aleppo Province in the last few months while Iraqi clerics were giving speeches to militiamen in fatigues stimulating their religious senses to fight in the name of the Shia faith and Islamic law.

Cooperating with Assad Could Cost the YPG

FinanceBy Can Acun

In the same day of this statement, the Syrian Rojava Peshmarga that operates in Iraqi exile started an operation in the Sinjar Mountain to push the PKK and allied forces out of the area in cooperation with the Barzani-government and Turkey.

National Reconciliation in Iraq: Opportunities and Challenges

FinanceBy Othman Ali

31, 2015 the Iraqi National Alliance, a front of Shiite political groups, announced that they are in the process of drafting an important document called the “Historical Settlement.

Between Anger and Sympathy: European and North American Foreign Fighters in the YPG

FinanceBy Hüseyin Alptekin

As the Syrian branch of the PKK – a terrorist organization based in Iraq that primarily targets Turkey – the YPG had already attracted a significant number of Turkish or Iraqi Kurds as foreign fighters.

The PKK’s Child Soldiers

FinanceBy Hüseyin Alptekin

The PKK itself operates a number of primary schools in the PYD-ruled Syrian and PKK-ruled Iraqi territories while it often calls parents not to send their kids to the schools in Turkey and even attacks those schools at times.

How Terror Organizations in Turkey Instrumentalize Social Media

FinanceBy Nur Ozkan Erbay

By the end of 2011 the group was sending clips of killings of Iraqi government officials, multimedia messages, and short movies on social media platforms.

Sino-Soviet Split Redux under President Trump?

WorldBy Şener Aktürk

troops from Iraq and from the broader Middle East, which ironically resulted in Iran, an ally of Russia, becoming the dominant foreign influence over the Iraqi government.

What’s Next after the Fall of Aleppo?

Middle EastBy Ömer Behram Özdemir

Neither indiscriminate airstrikes on civilians in opposition-ruled areas nor the military intervention of Iran with its own IRGC units and pro-Iran militias with Iraqi (Harakat Hezbollah al-Nujaba), Lebanese (Hezbollah) and Afghan (Liwa Fatemiyoun) origins turned out to be game changers in the military balance for the Aleppo battle.

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The Kurdish Quest for Independence in Iraq and its Repercussions for Turkey and the Region

Seeking Independence in Northern Iraq, An Interview with Hemin Hawrami

Mosul in Ruins, Kirkuk Awaits a Similar Destiny: What can Turkey do?

Intra-Kurdish Approaches to the Independence Referendum in Northern Iraq

Securing Turkey’s Borders: A Proactive Strategy with High-Tech Approach

The Threat of DAESH Sleeper Cells and How to Contain It

Why DAESH is So Pleasant to Israel

Sino-Turkish Relations in the Age of Global Transformation

Hezbollah gains Ground in Syria While Humanitarian Tragedy Floats in Damascus

Cooperating with Assad Could Cost the YPG

National Reconciliation in Iraq: Opportunities and Challenges

Between Anger and Sympathy: European and North American Foreign Fighters in the YPG

The PKK’s Child Soldiers

Sino-Soviet Split Redux under President Trump?

What’s Next after the Fall of Aleppo?

Perils of the PKK’s Arms: The MANPADS Challenge

If the US has Trump, France has a Myriad of Trumps

DAESH after Mosul

As Washington looks to divide the Middle East, Turkey pins Hopes on Democracy

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