The Impact of a Potential Turkey-PKK Peace Agreement on the Kurdistan Region of Iraq
According to Mohammad Salami, potential peace talks between Turkey and the PKK, led by President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, could have major implications for the Kurdistan Region of Iraq.
Turkey: Towards the Resumption of a Peace Process with the Kurds?
In this article, Jean Marcou examines the potential resumption of efforts to address the Kurdish question in Turkey, characterised by symbolic gestures and political initiatives. He analyses the historical context and recent developments, including the meeting with Abdullah Öcalan, while underscoring the domestic and international stakes for the Turkish government.
The Road to Damascus: Al-Jolani’s Transformation and Syria’s Next Chapter
In this article, Sardar Aziz examines the evolution of Ahmed al-Sharaa from a Salafist-jihadist leader into a more politically oriented actor seeking international legitimacy.
COP29: A Disappointing Chapter in Climate Diplomacy?
The 29th edition of the United Nations Climate Conference, held in Baku, the capital of Azerbaijan, failed to achieve the groundbreaking agreements that were widely anticipated. With high expectations centered around its pledge to fund initiatives addressing the impacts of climate change, the summit promised support in key areas: assisting communities affected by the climate-related […]
Conference Summary
The conference builds on an EISMENA report funded by Vision Education examining women’s living conditions in Federal Iraq and the Kurdistan Region. It highlights both the challenges women face and their progress since 2003 in areas like empowerment, civil society, legislation, economic opportunities, and security. The conference aims to promote dialogue and strengthen women’s roles and rights in both regions.