This Opinion first appeared in the National on March 5, 2012
The Arab Spring has driven a wedge between Turkey and its once-close allies, Iran and Syria. Ankara's ties with Baghdad are strained, as well. Panelists will address the impact of external upheaval on Turkey's internal Kurdish issue and examine the situation in the context of Turkey's changing relationship with the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) of Iraq. Given the realities of the new regional dynamics, what are the prospects for Turkey's "Kurdish Opening?" What impact will increased bilateral Turkey-KRG cooperation have on the security situation?
Originally posted: September, 2010
Originally posted July 2010
Podcast 7, Kurdish Issues: Turkey and the Kurdistan Regional Government in a Changing Middle East. Recorded Feb 23, 2012 at the Atlantic Council.
Podcast 7, Kurdish Issues: Turkey and the Kurdistan Regional Government in a Changing Middle East. Recorded Feb 23, 2012 at the Atlantic Council.
Podcast 7, Kurdish Issues: Turkey and the Kurdistan Regional Government in a Changing Middle East. Recorded Feb 23, 2012 at the Atlantic Council.
Podcast 7, Kurdish Issues: Turkey and the Kurdistan Regional Government in a Changing Middle East. Recorded Feb 23, 2012 at the Atlantic Council.
Podcast 7, Kurdish Issues: Turkey and the Kurdistan Regional Government in a Changing Middle East. Recorded Feb 23, 2012 at the Atlantic Council.
Audio recording from The Kurds Ascending:The Evolving Solution to the Kurdish Problem in Iraq and Turkey
Audio recording from The Kurds Ascending:The Evolving Solution to the Kurdish Problem in Iraq and Turkey
Audio recording from The Kurds Ascending:The Evolving Solution to the Kurdish Problem in Iraq and Turkey
Audio recording from The Kurds Ascending:The Evolving Solution to the Kurdish Problem in Iraq and Turkey
Audio recording from Music from Summer Garden Series – Ilhan Sami Ozulu
Audio recording from Music from Summer Garden Series – Ilhan Sami Ozulu