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Baghdad opposes PKK armed groups in Iraq
Central government rejects gradual retreat of PKK rebels from Turkish territory to Iraq's Kurdish region.
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PKK rebels begin withdrawal from Turkey
Kurdistan Workers' Party fighters begin move to northern Iraq's Qandil mountains as part of peace process.
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PKK set to begin withdrawal from Turkey
Kurdistan Workers' Party fighters prepare to begin move to northern Iraq's Qandil mountains as part of peace process.
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Last Modified: 08 May 2013 11:18 GMT
PKK fighters in Turkey to withdraw to Iraq
Fighters say they will head to Iraq as part of peace plan with the Turkish government to end decades of conflict.
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PKK sets date for withdrawal from Turkey
Kurdistan Workers' Party rebels to withdraw from May 8 after three decades of fighting that claimed about 40,000 lives.
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Kurdish rebels prepare for peace
Kurdish leaders have given a cautious welcome to the recent PKK ceasefire declaration, knowing that much work remains.
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Analysis: Turkey and PKK on the road to peace
Peace talks between Turkey's government and Kurdish fighters are progressing quickly, but major hurdles remain.
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Last Modified: 23 Mar 2013 14:14 GMT
Profile: Abdullah Ocalan
Greyer and tempered by long isolation, PKK leader is braving the scepticism of many Turks, and some of his own fighters.
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Murat Karayilan: Hoping for a Kurdish Spring
The leader of the PKK's armed wing explains the role of Kurds in the Syrian conflict.
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Murat Karayilan, chief of armed wing of Kurdistan Workers' Party, says his group has been inspired by the Arab Spring.
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