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PKK frees Turkish hostages in peace bid
Eight hostages released as part of peace process with Turkish government aimed at ending deadly 29-year conflict.
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PKK to free Turkish captives in peace bid
Kurdistan Workers Party reportedly to release Turkish officials in bid to end 30 years of conflict.
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All is not well in northern Iraq's oilfields
Iraq's Kurdish region has grown closer to Turkey and begun exporting oil to world markets, angering Baghdad.
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Tensions simmer over disputed areas in Iraq
Rising tensions between Kurdish forces and military leave Iraq in delicate situation.
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Syrian Kurds demand their rights
Iraqi Kurds admit they are training their Syrian counterparts to self-govern and urging them to unite.
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