Nov 30,
2007
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Female Kurdish
Leader Stars In Dutch Film
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Kurdish Leader Says
Kurdish Guerrilla Left Southern Kurdistan
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Nov 28,
2007
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Direct Air
Flights from Sweden To Southern Kurdistan To Be Resumed
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Kurdish
Ministers Woo U.S Oil Firms
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Nov 27,
2007
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KRG Expel Turkish
Journalist From Southern Kurdistan
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Nov 26,
2007
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27 Kurdish Women Die in
Heinous "Honor" Killings
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U.S.-Iraq
Declaration of Principles for Friendship and Cooperation
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N.
Barzani: Government Will Continue With The Contracts And they Will Be
Implemented
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Nov 25,
2007
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Turkish Police,
Kurdish Protestors Clash In Amed
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Nov 24,
2007
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Turkish PM says more Turkishness will finish off Kurdish Freedom Fighters
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Iraq Nullifies
Kurdish Oil Deals
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Nov 23,
2007
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Human rights in Syria.
How is it to live paralyzed by fear?
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Lagendijk
Says Article 301 Amendment Long Overdue
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Nov 22,
2007
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A Foreign Company
Executive: A KRG Agreement Is Now The Kiss Of Death In Baghdad
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Nov 21,
2007
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KRG
Criticized For Banning Reporters From Visiting PKK Bases
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Nov 20,
2007
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News Snapshot
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Two top U.S. generals met with the Turkish military gang on Tuesday to discuss
measures to crack down on Kurdish guerrilla based in Southern Kurdistan,
reported AP today. |
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Nov 19,
2007
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The Terrorist state
Of Turkey Attempts To Close Kurdish Party
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Pledge To Hold
Kurdish Referendum By End Of 2007
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Nov 17,
2007
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Jalal Talabani said Friday a Turkish strike on Kurdish guerrilla bases in
Southern Kurdistan was "almost certain. Any strike would be limited and
would not affect relations between Iraq and Turkey or between Turkey and the
Kurds, KUNA quoted Talabani as saying in an interview during a visit to
Kuwait. |
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The terrorist state of Turkey arrested 10 people in Northern Kurdistan on
Saturday as they broke up with warning shots and tear gas a rally by a
Kurdish party that Turkish regime is trying to ban, media reports said. |
Nov 13,
2007
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Turkish
Helicopters Strike Inside Southern Kurdistan, 4 Turks Killed
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KRG
Delegation Arrive Home Returning From Turkey
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Nov 11,
2007
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Turkish
Military Terrorists Imprison Their Soldiers After Release by Kurdish Freedom
Fighters
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PKK Guerrilla Have
Crossed Into Iran: Ex-Leader
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Nov 8,
2007
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Kurdish Party
DTP Approves Declaration For Autonomy
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PKK Fears Imminent
Air strike On Its Bases: Report
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Kurdish Peshmerga
Veterans Predict Turkish Defeat Against PKK
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Nov 7,
2007
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A Tribute to Salah Saadalla, Author, Linguist, Historian
and a Gentle Soul
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Kurdistan Prime Minister Urges PKK To Declare Ceasefire
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Turkey Seeks
Arrest of PKK Commanders
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PJAK Releases
Iranian Soldier
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Nov 6,
2007
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Iran
Reopens Two Consulates In Southern Kurdistan
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Nov 5,
2007
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PKK Fears
Crackdown in Southern Kurdistan
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News Snapshot
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The Iranian army intensified its military troop built-up on the borders of
Haj Omaran in Southern Kurdistan and began to resume construction of the
concrete wall, which had been working on its construction a period ago,
reported PUK media today. |
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Turkey Says
Kurdish MPs Caught Red-Handed, Preferred Death For its Captured Soldiers
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Kurdistan's
Hope for Talks
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Iran
Urges Iraq to Delay Kirkuk Referendum
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Nov 4,
2007
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Eight Turkish Soldiers
Freed: PKK Leader
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Nov 3,
2007
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Defiant Guerrillas Vow To
Retaliate If Turkish Military Invades Southern Kurdistan
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News Snapshot
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Under intense political pressure from the U.S. government, Kurdish
officials Saturday closed the Arbil and Sulaimani offices of the Kurdistan
Democratic Solution party, alleged to have close ties to the PKK.
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French FM Bernard Kouchner called on Turkey
Saturday to hold off from a military
incursion into Southern Kurdistan. "I warn them not to cross the border... I
want to avoid a destabilization inside a destabilized country," Kouchner,
told reporters in Istanbul. Kouchner warned that an incursion "will blow up
the whole area inside Turkey and inside Iraq", adding: "This is very
risky... a little incident can start
everything."
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Eight
Turkish soldiers captured by PKK on October 21 are expected to be released
Sunday. The soldiers would be handed over to Kurdish MPs in Northern
Kurdistan at an undisclosed location, reported the French news agency, AFP
today.
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The terrorist state of Syria killed one protester and wounded three when
Kurds rallied peacefully, expressing support for the KRG in the face of
Turkish threats, Kurdish Progressive Democrat Party secretary general Abdul
Aziz Dawi told AFP. |
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Nov 2,
2007
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Turkey Lagging on
Reforms, EU Report Says
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News Snapshot
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According to Turkish paper Hurriyet, two top Turkish military
terrorists will be present together with their lackey, the Turkish prime
minister, at a meeting with US president Bush on November 5th. Their mission
will be to receive the green light from the US to terrorize the population
of Kurdistan. |
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Nov 1,
2007
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Kurdish Soldiers In
Southern Kurdistan Face Loyalty Test
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Erdogan May Lose Kurdish Support
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"These borders don't mean much to us, and an attack on Iraqi Kurdistan is an
attack on our brothers,'' said Ozdemir, who voted for Erdogan in the last
election. " Justice won with the hope to end this conflict. A war will
extinguish our optimism.''
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