US EditionThe Ak Party Submitted Its Process Report to Parliament.
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Tuncer Bakırhan, Co-Chair of the Peoples' Equality and Democracy Party (DEM Party), evaluating the AKP's parliamentary report, stated that while he found the link between the Kurdish issue and democratization positive, the content was not satisfactory. Bakırhan was a guest on the "Time to Talk" program on İlke TV. In the program, he answered questions from Dilek Odabaş, Banu Güven, and Ercüment Akdeniz regarding current events. [...]. The articl…
The AK Party submitted its "Turkey Without Terrorism" report to the Parliament Speaker's Office. According to the report, obtained by Akşam.com.tr, it is stated that regulating the process through a separate and temporary law is not a preference but a necessity from a legal technicality.
The AK Party submitted its report on the integration process, titled "Türkiye Without Terrorism," to the Parliament Speaker's Office. The report is reportedly 60 pages long and comprises 15 chapters.
The comprehensive report prepared by the AK Party as part of its "Turkey Without Terrorism" process has been submitted to the Speaker of the Grand National Assembly. Expanded to 60 pages at the instruction of President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, the report omits the controversial phrase "right to hope." The report also explicitly emphasizes that the SDF, an offshoot of the PKK, must comply with the March 10th Agreement.
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