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Intractable Peace 2.0.1.3: Israel – Palestine
| AnalysisThe analysis offers a local, regional and global landscape of key issues and actors in regards to the new rounds of the American brokered peace process between Israel and the Palestinian Authority under the Kerry Talks.
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Domestic PolicyThe Middle East Peace Process Comes to Ankara
By Ibrahim KalinThe current meeting between the Israeli and Palestinian presidents in Ankara comes only a few weeks before the multilateral summit in Annapolis, Maryland, in the US.
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Domestic Policy
From Ankara to Annapolis: Turkey and the Middle East Peace Process
By Selin M. BölmeThe two-day summit in Annapolis ended on 29 November, 2007. Israel and the Palestine Authority agreed to start a new peace initiative
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Domestic Policy
Kurdish crisis offers a chance for lasting peace
By Ibrahim KalinThe escalation in attacks by the Kurdistan Workers’ party (PKK) on Turkish troops and civilians has brought Turkey to the brink of war with the Kurdish authorities in northern Iraq. Recep Tayyip Erdogan, the Turkish prime minister, has declared that unless action is taken against the PKK, Turkey will act unilaterally. Despite the intensifying rhetoric, however, the crisis may be an opportunity to find a lasting solution to the Kurdish problem in Turkey and the region