In Diyarbakir, Turkey, a ceasefire declaration by Kurdish militants has sparked mixed emotions among those affected by the 40-year conflict, with some expressing skepticism towards the Turkish government’s intentions. The PKK’s ceasefire announcement follows a call for disarmament by their imprisoned leader, potentially signaling progress in the peace process. Across the border in northern Iraq, Kurds in Sulaymaniyah cautiously welcome the ceasefire, viewing it as a significant moment that differs from past failed peace attempts.
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Voices: ‘We failed those who protected us’: Independent readers react to UK’s ‘shameful’ MoD data breach
Community Outrage Over MoD Data BreachThe community has expressed anger and concern following the revelation of a significant Ministry of Defence data breach that endangered tens of thousands of Afghans, which was concealed under a superinjunction for nearly two years. During this period, the government initiated a covert evacuation program without public knowledge. Explain It To Me Like I'm 5: Serious Data BreachPeople are really upset because the government kept a big secret about a...
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