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Wednesday, February 17, 2016

Turkey Zaman

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Why did Turkey’s Kurdish party stop its march from periphery to center? 
by EBUBEKİR IŞIK* 

February 16, 2016, Tuesday/ 15:46:18 
Turkey's recently emerged Peoples' Democratic Party (HDP), which was formed in 2013 allegedly on the suggestion of jailed leader of the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) Abdullah Öcalan, was once believed to be going to change the Turkish political scene. The party was established in the wake of the Gezi movement, with the aim of incorporating Kurdish affairs into mainstream politics through the establishment of a new oppositional alliance encompassin

Europe on the sidelines 
by ANA PALACIO* 

February 16, 2016, Tuesday/ 12:34:55 
The liberal international order that has helped stabilize the world since the end of the Cold War is under strain. A revanchist Russia, chaos in the Middle East and simmering tensions in the South China Sea are all symptoms of a system that is beginning to fray. The drivers of instability are many. They include a shift in economic power from the West to the East, the weakening of formal institutions, and widespread disaffection in Western democracies. But, above all
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