TDN-The leader of the outlawed Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) Abdullah Öcalan will file a lawsuit against Greece, reported the Greek newspaper Ethnos yesterday.
The Sunday Times -
A WHISTLEBLOWER has made a series of extraordinary claims about how corrupt government officials allowed Pakistan and other states to steal nuclear weapons secrets.
The Free Life party of Kurdistan condemn and protest the torture and unjust exec
Kurdish-info -The Free Life party of Kurdistan (PJAK) condemn and protest the torture and unjust execution of Mr. Hassan Hikmat Demir in the city of Khoy in Kurdistan-Iran on December 20, 2007.
TDN-Those who have houses of glass should not throw stones at their neighbors. The Turkish public became familiar with this Russian saying when Moscow's ambassador to Ankara reacted to Turkey's Chechnya policy back in the first half of the 1990s.
SECRET DEAL WITH IRAN? - Germany Releases 'Mykonos' Assassins
Spiegel-Germany has released and repatriated two men involved in a 1992 assassination of Iranian dissidents in Berlin. A chorus of criticism follows the release both abroad and from German critics who believe it was part of a deal with Iran.
Turkey's ambitions for EU membership suffer setback
Brussels (dpa) - Turkey's ambitions to join the European Union suffered a setback Monday after EU foreign ministers, under pressure from France, dropped the term "accession" from a text referring to next week's talks with Ankara.
AP-, Iraq Iraq's embattled Yazidi minority, the target of the worst single terrorist attack since the U.S.-led invasion, now is looking to the Kurdish regional government for protection.
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TDN-The leader of the outlawed Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) Abdullah Öcalan will file a lawsuit against Greece, reported the Greek newspaper Ethnos yesterday.
The Sunday Times -
A WHISTLEBLOWER has made a series of extraordinary claims about how corrupt government officials allowed Pakistan and other states to steal nuclear weapons secrets.
Kurdish-info -The Free Life party of Kurdistan (PJAK) condemn and protest the torture and unjust execution of Mr. Hassan Hikmat Demir in the city of Khoy in Kurdistan-Iran on December 20, 2007.
TDN-Those who have houses of glass should not throw stones at their neighbors. The Turkish public became familiar with this Russian saying when Moscow's ambassador to Ankara reacted to Turkey's Chechnya policy back in the first half of the 1990s.
Spiegel-Germany has released and repatriated two men involved in a 1992 assassination of Iranian dissidents in Berlin. A chorus of criticism follows the release both abroad and from German critics who believe it was part of a deal with Iran.
Brussels (dpa) - Turkey's ambitions to join the European Union suffered a setback Monday after EU foreign ministers, under pressure from France, dropped the term "accession" from a text referring to next week's talks with Ankara.
AP-, Iraq Iraq's embattled Yazidi minority, the target of the worst single terrorist attack since the U.S.-led invasion, now is looking to the Kurdish regional government for protection.
AP-Iran's main opposition movement should be removed from the British government's list of banned terrorist organisations, a court ruled today.