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Warning about regionalization of minimum wage in Turkey; Risk of increased youth migration
Service Turkey - A possible plan to determine the minimum wage based on different regions of Turkey has become one of the topics of interest in the country; a plan according to which the wage amount will differ according to the cost of living and economic conditions of each region, but representatives of labor unions warn that the implementation of such a model could lead to increased inequality, aggravation of economic problems and migration of young people from underprivileged regions to big cities.
Choosing the Strait of Hormuz as American territory is a dream that will not be interpreted until the Day of Judgment
“Mullah Luqman Pinjuini,” the official representative of the Social Democratic Party of Iraqi Kurdistan in Iran, believes: The choice of the Strait of Hormuz as American territory by the President of this country; is a dream that will not be interpreted until the Day of Judgment and the End of Time.
Baghdad awaits Kurdistan Region's participation in budget meetings
Iraqi MP Ahmed Haji Rashid announced that Baghdad is awaiting the Kurdistan Region's position to participate in budget meetings, and the Kurdish delegation has not participated in these meetings so far.
Kurds' rights in Syria are guaranteed in various ways
Syria Service - Referring to the recent agreement between the Syrian interim government and the Syrian Democratic Forces, Syrian Ambassador to the United Nations Ibrahim Olabi said that the rights of Kurds in Syria are guaranteed in various ways and the dissolution of the SDF was the result of a broader agreement for the integration and participation of Kurds in the structures of the Syrian government. He also described the role of the Iraqi Kurdistan Region and Nechirvan Barzani in mediating and facilitating talks between Damascus and the SDF leaders as positive and historic.
US revokes visa of former Iraqi finance minister
Iraq and Kurdistan Region Service- The US State Department has revoked the visa of former Iraqi finance minister Taif Sami and barred her from entering the country, despite the Biden administration awarding her the 2022 International Women of Courage Award.
3,000 Syrian prisoners to be repatriated
Iraq and Kurdistan Region Service- Iraqi Justice Minister Khaled Shawani announced that the country plans to repatriate about 3,000 Syrian prisoners out of nearly 5,700 prisoners transferred from Syrian prisons to their country.
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Choosing the Strait of Hormuz as American territory is a dream that will not be interpreted until the Day of Judgment
“Mullah Luqman Pinjuini,” the official representative of the Social Democratic Party of Iraqi Kurdistan in Iran, believes: The choice of the Strait of Hormuz as American territory by the President of this country; is a dream that will not be interpreted until the Day of Judgment and the End of Time.
No negotiations about ballistic missiles have taken place and will not take place
Iran Service - Emphasizing Iran's insistence on the components of its authority in the upcoming negotiations, the president added: No negotiations have been held and will not be held regarding ballistic missiles. We distrust America because we were invaded twice while we were on the road to negotiations. However, we are always ready for dialogue and peace.
The new mission of the Turkish army in Syria after the dissolution of the Kurdish forces
World Service- A former Turkish diplomat believes that the dissolution of the Syrian Democratic Forces, although one of the main reasons for Ankara's military presence in Syria has weakened, has not reduced the possibility of the withdrawal of Turkish forces; rather, their mission may change from confronting the Kurdish forces to supporting the government of Ahmed al-Sharaa.
Syrian Kurds’ uncertain future after integration with Damascus government
World Service- With the dissolution of the Syrian Democratic Forces and the integration of the military and civilian institutions of the northeast of the country into the government structure, concerns about the future of Kurds’ rights and security have increased; a Kurdish civil activist says it is still unclear what consequences these changes will have on people’s daily lives.
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