Daily News : 08 /10/2024

Daily News : 29/10/2024

As Turkey's military actions escalate in northern Syria, the humanitarian toll is mounting, prompting widespread protests across Europe. Rıfat Ronî, a Kurdish language activist, is charged with promoting education that challenges Turkey's language policies. His trial is imminent. The European Union is reassessing its diplomatic approach to Syria, considering a special envoy as tensions rise in the region. On Turkey's Republic Day, leaders addressed the Kurdish question, with the DEM Party advocating for democratic reforms while President Erdoğan highlighted unity and security. Learn more with Medya News.

Daily News : 25/10/2024

Daily News: HPG: Ankara attack planned well in advance // DEM Party MP reads Öcalan’s message in Turkish Parliament // DEM Party spokeswoman stresses Öcalan's readiness for dialogue // BRICS expands with Iran as major new member //

Daily News : 24/10/2024

Daily News: Öcalan's 'right to hope' sparks debate in Turkey // Main opposition leader visits Diyarbakır // Turkey launches airstrikes on Kurdish locations // PKK leader calls for peace and dialogue //

Daily News : 14/10/2024

#DailyNews |   📌 German Chancellor Olaf Scholz's upcoming meeting with Turkish President Erdoğan will focus on migration and Turkey's request for Eurofighter jets.   📌 Recent gestures by Turkish leaders, including a handshake between MHP leader Bahçeli and DEM Party’s Bakırhan, have sparked hopes for renewed peace talks with the Kurdish movement.   📌 Allegations surface that the Kurdistan Democratic Party have set up hidden cameras in Iraqi Kurdistan to track PKK guerrillas for Turkey.    📌Sunday's planned rally in Diyarbakır, a culmination of the 'Öcalan Global Days' campaign was banned. "This is not the way to achieve peace in Turkey," pro-Kurdish DEM Party co-chair said.   #MedyaNews   🌍Read the stories in full on our website

Daily News : 08 /10/2024

Yazidis in Iraqi Kurdistan celebrate the Jama festival at Lalesh Temple after a decade-long hiatus due to ISIS atrocities, reinforcing their cultural identity and traditions. KCK co-chairs state that the international conspiracy to isolate Abdullah Öcalan remains ongoing, accusing global powers of backing Turkey's efforts to neutralise him and suppress Kurdish resistance. Global protests and cultural events from Sydney to Berlin amplify calls for Abdullah Öcalan's freedom, demanding an end to his isolation and advocating for a peaceful resolution to the Kurdish question. Nationwide protests erupted in Turkey, with demonstrators demanding urgent action to stop the surge in femicide cases across Turkey. Activists called for justice for recent victims and the restoration of protections under the İstanbul Convention.