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The World is Shocked by Turkish Atrocities in Rojava
The Turkish invasion of the north of Syria (Rojava) and the atrocities carried out by the Turkish military junta is, by all International standards, a most brutal, ruthless, and bloodthirsty policy
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A Message from Serekaniye
An Anarchist friend defending Serekaniye from the Turkish invasion posted what is likely his final message
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‘Not even 1000 bombs can destroy a revolutionary society ready to defend itself’
The following statement was released by Make Rojava Green Again, an international campaign aiming to find solutions to the ecological problems facing the Rojava Revolution in Northern Syria
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“Turkey seeks to open new lands for ISIS to prolong its life”
The General Command of the Military Councils in Al-Jazeera region called on human rights organizations, the European Union and the United Nations to take an anti-invasion stand
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WKI President: We call upon President Trump to reverse his decision
The Washington Kurdish Institute (WKI) strongly condemns US President Donald Trump’s decision to allow Turkey to invade the Kurdish region of Syria
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People’s Democratic Party Calls for Dialogue in Syria
A new military front in Northern Syria will deepen the deadlock
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Trump green-lights Turkish invasion of NE Syria and the destruction of hope
Sarah Glynn, co-convener of Scottish Solidarity with Kurdistan, argues that the United States’ backing of a Turkish offensive into Syria must be opposed
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Ireland and the tragedy of refugees
I have just finished reading The Beekeeper of Aleppo by Christy Lefteri. Christy was a volunteer working with families fleeing war in Syria
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Turkey steps up military intervention in Iraq
Turkey’s main aim is to crush movements for democracy and Kurdish rights
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Arab Spring 2.0? You ain’t Seen Nothing Yet!
Almost a decade after the launch of the so-called “Arab Spring”, one of the most troubled regions in the entire world remains threatened by the prospects of facing a new wave of protests, demanding regime change
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