In case you haven’t heard, it’s a volatile world these days. While Europe wonders if she has just lost her American safety umbrella, while Gaza is interrupted by the fire hangs for the thread, while Syria realizes how to hold it together after the fall of Assad; Turkey’s main regional player seems to get his own house in line with the announced dissolution of 40-year-old Kurdish rebellion. Why did the Recep Tayep Erdogan and the closed leader of PKK Abdullah Fatherly agreed to open the way to peace? Why now?
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