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• Some 65,000 people live in the most dangerous refugee camp, Hol 

  In the Hol Camp, which is the most dangerous camp in the world as it housed tens of thousands of ISIS families, Syrian families continue to return to their homes. According to the latest data, the camp population is 64,373.
• Protests against the agreement on Shengal increase 

  The agreement was signed on 1 October by the Representative for the Kurdistan Regional Government, Rebar Ahmad Khalid, Minister of Interior and the Representative for the Federal Government, Hameed Raseed Faleeh, Deputy Head of National Security Apparatus
• Atrocities in occupied lands and the UN report 

  Bedran Çiya stated that many war crimes and violations committed by the Turkish state-backed gangs were not reflected in the UN report and said independent investigation committees need to go to the occupied areas and investigate war crimes immediately.
• Lawyer Köklü: In the Imralı system war and peace collide 

  The International Imrali delegation said in its visit to Turkey that ‘Imrali is an example of pressure but also the laboratory of democracy' and this statement exposed the truth, recalls Öcalan's lawyer Serbay Köklü.
• Baghdad and KDP agree on US plan for Shengal 

  At the urging of the US, an agreement has been reached between the South Kurdistan’s ruling party KDP and the central government in Baghdad on the further fate of the Yazidi settlement area Shengal.
• Harutunoyan: Turkey's goal is the annihilation of the Armenians 

  Turkey supports Azerbaijan because it wants to wipe out the Armenians. It is not stopped because the great powers are pursuing their own interests, says Anna Harutunoyan, a Ukrainian journalist living in Armenia.
• Osê: Our goal is to end the occupation 

  Emine Osê, the Co-Presidency Spokesperson of the Autonomous Administration of North-East Syria, states that their existence depends on the liberation of the occupied areas and adds, “Our people will return to their land. All our efforts are made for this”
• HBDH:Armenian and Azerbaijani people have no interest in this war 

  "We, as the People’s United Revolutionary Movement, will not forgive any historical or current attacks against our Armenian people and we will call them to account," said the HBDH.
• Armenian Battalion: Turkey deploys troops from Syria to Karabakh 

  The Martyr Nubar Ozanyan Armenian Battalion reveals that they have not sent any forces to Armenia, adding that the Turkish state is pursuing the concept of annihilation against Kurds and Armenians and "The fate of Kurds and Armenians is one."
• Qadir: The AKP/MHP regime is behind the attack on Karabakh 

  Jenya Qadir of the Kurdistan National Congress (KNK) stated that the mercenaries deployed in Artsakh and the technology clearly showed that the AKP/MHP regime was behind the attack on the Armenian region.
• Only tyrannical regimes want to destroy languages and identities 

  Josep Nadal, deputy of Compromís for the País Valencià (Valencian Community), has been one of the voices that most defended the rights of the Kurdish people in the Corts Valencianes.
• Russian expert: The bill for cooperating with Erdogan proves high 

  Russian expert Arkadievich: The Turkish state wants to expand its borders through an aggressive policy towards its neighboring countries. Therefore, it is experiencing a crisis with Greece and Cyprus while occupying Syria and Iraq.
• Analysis: Turkish fascism a regional hegemonic power 

  Turkish fascism is increasingly becoming a regional hegemonic power, states the campaign #RiseUp4Rojava in a comprehensive analysis of the current political and military situation in the Middle East and South Caucasus.
• The new battlefield of Turkish expansionism 

  Turkish expansionism is in crisis everywhere. Now Turkey has opened a new battlefield and is carting mercenary troops to Azerbaijan. It may have miscalculated.
• Bedran Çiya Kurd: Turkey is a threat to the region and the world 

  Bedran Çiya Kurd spoke with ANF about the new attacks in Turkey, the movements on the Rojava border made by the KDP and the discussions with the ENKS.
• Days in Rome and forced exodus - IX 

  The Kurdish people joined hands with Öcalan in Rome against the conspiracy that took 66 days. There were martyrs  who gave their lives with the motto "You cannot darken our sun!"
• Germany and days in Rome - VIII 

  The Kurdish People's Leader Abdullah Öcalan, who went from Moscow to Rome on November 12, 1998, was facing 66 difficult days. The position taken by Germany was to determine the course of the Rome process.
• Intellectuals and artists react to operation targeting the HDP  

  Intellectuals and artists underlined that all opposition forces should fight jointly against the political operation targeting HDP.
• Has the new offensive against Shengal and Rojava begun? 

  Following the visit of Barzani to Turkey and the KDP military activity on the border with Rojava, the Kurdish people asked whether the KDP and Turkey have begun a new offensive targeting Shengal and Rojava.
• Second stage in the October 9 period- VII 

  The Kurdish People's Leader had to leave the Middle East on October 9, 1998. "From now on, a relentless pursuit and control were to be continued by the NATO and the United States wherever I went."
• “A plan with 99 percent no way out” VI 

  Before October 9, all oppression tools were in use. Turkish threats were accompanied by NATO’s concentration and military exercise. Syria, forced by Egypt and Iran, was in search. Öcalan tried to get out of the way which was one in a hundred.
• Pre-9 October period and the 1 September 1998 ceasefire - V 

  According to the Kurdish People’s Leader, the efforts for ceasefire and the Turkish General Staff clearing the way for dialogue was a trick but he still didn’t want to be side breaking the ceasefire.
• Bayık: The KCK campaign will bring us closer to our goal 

  KCK Executive Council co-chair, Cemil Bayık, spoke to Sterk Tv about Kurdistan, Turkey, the developments in the Middle East as well as the campaign launched by the KCK called 'End isolation, fascism, occupation; Time to Ensure Freedom".
• The period of first two ceasefires – IV 

  Öcalan effectuated two significant ceasefires in the first half of 1990 as the war in Kurdistan was escalating. While the hand he thrusted out for peace hanged in the air, the Turkish state organised new massacres.
• Kurdish leader Abdullah Öcalan’s days in the Middle East - III 

  The actions within the context of “international conspiracy” against Kurdish leader Abdullah Öcalan date back to 1986. But against all efforts of defamation and elimination by enemies of Kurdish people, Öcalan managed to become the leader of the Kurds.