Which is scarier: a government that hunts down and kills dozens in cold blood, or a government that hunts down and kills dozens by accident?
Read more at the IHT.
Filed under: International Herald Tribune, Turkey
1 March 2010 • 4:34 pm 0
In the Shadow of Genocide
A review of Christopher de Bellaigue’s new book, in The American Scholar‘s Spring issue.
Filed under: American Scholar, books, Turkey
3 October 2007 • 3:34 am 0
A Toothless Accord on the PKK
1 September 2007 • 3:30 am 0
Ruffling Feathers: Will Turkey Invade Northern Iraq?
1 May 2007 • 2:04 pm 0
Breaking Away
The Atlantic, May 2007. With a map by Ryan Morris.
With time, Arab Iraq is looking less and less like a country, and Kurdish Iraq is looking more and more like one. Since 2003, Kurdish negotiators have quietly compelled Baghdad to acknowledge the Kurdish parliament, ministries, and 100,000-strong peshmerga army—in effect, to let the Kurds be Kurds first and Iraqis second, if at all. Read the rest of this entry »
Filed under: Atlantic Monthly, Iran, Iraq, Kurdistan, statelets, Turkey
