Controversies during the Turkish general election, November

Turkey is paying a high price for Erdo?an's ambitions

Turkey has entered a tailspin. The longer the current bloody standoff between the security forces and the Kurdish Workers Party (PKK) continues, the harder it is going to be to get back to any semblance of peace and normality. Government officials insist they are not against the Kurds and that their only concern is to combat PKK terrorism.

HDP contacts Turkish gov't to end clashes with PKK

Following 10 days full of acts of terrorism by the outlawed Kurdistan Workers? Party (PKK) and massive retaliation by the Turkish army against PKK bases in Iraq, the Peoples? Democratic Party (HDP) has contacted the government in a move to end the clashes in order to resume talks in pursuit of a political solution to Turkey?s chronic problem.

HDP leader on surprise trip to Brussels, may see PKK seniors

The co-chair of Turkey's Kurdish issue-focused Peoples' Democratic Party (HDP) is set to make an unscheduled trip to Brussels on Aug. 5, his party said, amid reports he will meet representatives of the outlawed Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK).

Selahattin Demirta? of the HDP postponed his scheduled program in Ankara on Aug. 5, daily Hürriyet and AFP reported. 

HDP co-chair calls PKK killings of Turkish policemen 'dirty' acts

Peoples? Democratic Party (HDP) co-chair Selahattin Demirta? has rejected allegations his party served as a political mouthpiece for the outlawed Kurdistan Workers? Party (PKK) and defined retaliations against the Suruç massacre as ?dirty" acts in an interview with the British daily Financial Times. 

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