US EditionBetween History and Strategy: Erdoğan, Öcalan, and the Three-Nation Vision
On July 11, 2025, a small band of Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) guerrillas gathered at the mouth of Jasana Cave near Sulaymaniyah in northern Iraq for a ceremony few imagined possible. Clad in fatigues, thirty fighters – men and women – solemnly placed their AK-47 rifles and bandoliers into a large metal cauldron and set them aflame The flames that consumed these weapons symbolized the end of a 40-year armed insurgency that had cost over 40,000…
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Between History and Strategy: Erdoğan, Öcalan, and the Three-Nation Vision
On July 11, 2025, a small band of Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) guerrillas gathered at the mouth of Jasana Cave near Sulaymaniyah in northern Iraq for a ceremony few imagined possible. Clad in fatigues, thirty fighters – men and women – solemnly placed their AK-47 rifles and bandoliers into a large metal cauldron and set them aflame The flames that consumed these weapons symbolized the end of a 40-year armed insurgency that had cost over 40,000…
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