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aApril 30, 2007

• Kurds Say They Will Oppose U.S.-Backed Legislation to Regulate Oil Industry

• Bush in Talks to Prevent Collapse of Iraqi Coalition

• US Warns Turkey to Learn a Lesson from Lebanon War

• Iranian Tip-off May Have Led Americans to Al-Qaeda Leader

April 28, 2007

• News Snapshot

Democracy The Turkish Way

In a strong statement, the Turkish general said he is the defender of the so-called republic's secular system. “It should not be forgotten that the Turkish armed forces are a side in this debate and are a staunch defender of secularism. "When necessary, it will display its attitudes and actions very clearly. No one should doubt that,” said the chief of the terrorist state of Turkey.

• How Iran's Revolutionaries Egged On Attacks in Iraq

• Checkpoints Now at Syrian, Turkish Borders

• Kurdish Government: Path Iraq On For Oil Sector Bad, Unlawful

• U.S. Urges Iraq Reforms at Critical Time

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April 26, 2007

• Turkey, Iraq Strike Tentative Oil Deal, Bypassing KRG

• Leading Kurd Blames Iran for the Terror

• Biden, Brownback Discuss Plan B for Iraq

• U.N. Criticizes Kurdish Authorities Over Treatment of Journalists and Detainees

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April 24, 2007

• In Twist of History, Kurds Patrol Baghdad

• Kurds Cultivating Their Own Bonds With U.S.

• I400 Turkish Companies In Kurdistan, President Barzani Says

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April 23, 2007

• Biden Says Iraq Requires a 'Rational' Plan

• Gunmen kill 23 members of Yazidi Kurd Religious

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April 22, 2007

• News Snapshot

A senior US State Department official, speaking in Saudi Arabia, publicly supported Turkish terrorism against the Kurds.  Mr. Satterfield, a senior advisor to Condi Rice, shamelessly suggested that Southern Kurdistan's leaders should join the terrorist state of Turkish Turkey in its evil colonial war against Kurdistan.

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April 20, 2007

• Amed Mayor's Kurdish Greeting Card Case Starts

• Fighting the Next War

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• A New Threat In Iraq

• Turkish Court Acquits 4 Policemen in Slaying Kurdish Boy and Father

• Iraq's Parliament to Discuss Oil Draft law

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April 18, 2007

• Ambitions of Kurds In Southern Kurdistan Worry Turkey

• Security Tunnel to Protect Arbil from Al Qaida

• Sunni Clerics Visit Al Sistani in Najaf

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April 17, 2007

• Ankara More Angry on Conference Switch than Barzani Remarks

• PKK Commander Warns Turkey His Group Might Abandon Ceasefire

• More Iraqis Go North, Fleeing Violence

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April 16, 2007

• Bill Clinton Says US Government Should Protect Kurds From External Attacks

"America should deploy its troops in Iraq in Kurdistan and regions neighboring Kurdistan, The troops to be deployed would prevent Turkey from entering the region."  More...

• News Snapshot

In his first meeting with the newly appointed US Ambassador to Iraq, the president of Southern Kurdistan Massoud Barzani told Mr. Crocker that Kurdish nation do not want to have problems with Turkey. He added that “we haven’t threatened anybody and nor will we accept anybody’s threat against us,”

• Dana Gas signs Agreements with Kurdistan Regional Government

• Two Reconstruction Projects Turned Over in Duhok Province

• Son Of Iraq's President Makes Plea In Nashville

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April 15, 2007

• Turkish General Says He Is Not Bluffing

• Amed Bar Plans to File Criminal Complaint Against Turkish General

• Int'l Community Against Cross-Border Operation, Ankara Under Strain

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April 14, 2007

• Iraq Parliament speaker Backs Barzani, threatens Turkey

"The hand that will be extended to interfere in our internal affairs will be cut, if not today then tomorrow. If neighboring, friendly and brotherly countries have good intentions they should help us.  Barzani's remarks were moderate and logical. we support the leader of the Kurdistan region."  More....

• The Speaker Of Kurdistan Parliament Blasts Turk General's War Talk

• EU Urges Peaceful Solution to Turkey-Kurdistan Issues

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April 12, 2007

• News Snapshot

53 Nobel Prize winners are calling on the ethnic state of Turkey to get rid of its controversial article 301 of the Turkish Penal Code, as well as to stop discrimination against the Kurds in Northern Kurdistan.

• Turkish Military Gangster Asks to Enter Southern Kurdistan

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April 11, 2007

• US Ambassador Wilson Advises Turkish State Not To Interfere in Kirkuk Referendum

• News Snapshot

Iraq has decided to convene an international conference on Iraq in Egypt rather than Turkey.

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April 10, 2007

• Barzani Says His Statements Were to Counter Turkish Threats

Bazrani: We heard the Turkish officials comments and threats and sometimes the use of impolite language. ... I don't understand how a country allows itself to interfere in the affairs of others and become upset when others want to interfere in their affairs.  More...

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April 9, 2007

• Unnerved Ethnic State of Turkey Warns Kurdistan

• News Snapshot

Barzani: Turkey's real problem is not with Kirkuk and PKK; it is with Kurdish reality

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April 8, 2007

• News Snapshot

 The security officials of the terrorist state of Turkey said yesterday that eight Turkish soldiers and one village guard (Jash) were killed in Northern Kurdistan. At least 3,000 Turkish soldiers, backed by helicopters and village guards (Jash), were taking part in the operations against Kurdish freedom fighters in the mountains of Shernak province.

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Eight members of the Kurdish Democratic Society Party (DTP), including Dersim Province Head Hidir Aytac, were given three years and nine months prison sentence by the Turkish Turkey on Friday with charge of supporting Kurdish freedom fighters.

• The Ethnic State Of Turkey to Investigate Kurdish Mayor Baydemir

• Petition Submitted to Remove Islam From Constitution

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April 7, 2007

• Barzani Warns The Terrorist State Of Turkey Not To Intervene In Kirkuk

When asked about the Turkmen minority in Kirkuk and Turkey's concern for its ethnic brethren, Barzani shot back: "There are 30 million Kurds in Turkey and we don't interfere there. If they (the Turks) interfere in Kirkuk over just thousands of Turkmen then we will take action for the 30 million Kurds in Turkey."            More...

• Barzani Says U.S. Sought to Capture Revolutionary Guard Officials in Irbil Raid

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April 5, 2007

• Kurdish Demonstrators Clash with Turkish Soldiers on Ocalan Birthday

• Will the Kurds get their way?

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April 4, 2007

• The Terrorist State of Turkey Demands 15 Years Imprisonment for 52 of Kurdish Mayors

• Truck Bomb Levels Police Station in Kirkuk

• Saudi offers Kurds $2 bln to give up Kirkuk

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April 2, 2007

• DTP Leader Calls Kurdish Leaders to Unite for Elections

• Turks, Kurds Clash in Brussels after Kurdish Cultural Centre Fire

• Why Nouri al-Maliki Is Blocking an International Conference

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