A war that the world ignores – a weekly news review
Sarah Glynn Less than a week after Turkey assassinated two Kurdish women journalists working in the Kurdistan Region of ...
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Liberty, oppression, and cultural identity – a weekly news review
Sarah Glynn Today, with no end in sight for the genocide in Gaza, I will be speaking at a Palestine ...
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After forty years of armed struggle – a weekly news review
Sarah Glynn On 15 August the Kurdish Freedom Movement marked forty years of armed struggle. Besê Hozat, co-president of ...
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No end to Yazidi persecution – a weekly news review
Sarah Glynn This week I will focus on two places where civilians are fleeing for their lives. The second ...
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Dancing the resistance to cultural annihilation – a weekly news review
Sarah Glynn I want to focus this week on the Turkish state’s persistent attempt to erase Kurdish culture and ...
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The Rules-Based International Order and Turkey’s invasions – a weekly news review
Sarah Glynn In a week in which the United States Congress gave a standing ovation to the leader of ...
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The battle intensifies in Turkey’s hundred-year war against the Kurds
Sarah Glynn As Turkish forces bombard the mountains of the Kurdistan Region of Iraq and set light to harvest-ready fields ...
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Turkish forces in Syria and Syrian refugees in Turkey – a weekly news review
Sarah Glynn As Syrian refugees face pogroms in Turkish cities, and Turkish occupation forces meet with protests in occupied Syria, ...
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Turkey’s drums of war and European silence – a weekly news review
President Erdoğan’s promise to eliminate the PKK – repeated last Tuesday at the police graduation ceremony - is hardly new, ...
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Living in interesting times – a weekly news review
This has been a relatively quiet week for Kurdish politics, but that doesn’t mean that life has got any easier. ...
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