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Turkiye unveils legal framework for Kurdistan Workers Party peace process

Aug 06, 2026

Istanbul [Turkiye], August 6: Turkiye's government on Wednesday submitted to parliament a bill that would suspend certain prosecutions and prison sentences for members of the outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) as part of a peace initiative, according to a document seen by DPA and state news agency Anadolu.
The proposal does not include any previously discussed provision for the release or a special legal status for jailed PKK leader Abdullah Ă–calan, whose freedom had been a key PKK demand. The draft law would take effect only after authorities verify that the PKK and affiliated groups have dissolved and surrendered their weapons (DPA)
Source: Qatar Tribune

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Debut Author Rituraj Verma Launches Raghav Kartikeya and the Tablets of Dharma, a Mythology-Fantasy Novel Rooted in the Undeciphered Indus Valley Script

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], August 25: Qurate Books today announced the release of Raghav Kartikeya and the Tablets of Dharma, the first book in a new Indian mythology-fantasy series by debut author Rituraj Verma. The novel published on India's Independence Day and is now available in print across India and on Amazon in 15 countries, including the US, UK, Canada, Australia, Germany, and Japan.

Aug 25, 2026