Global News Podcast Kurdish rebels burn guns in step towards ending Turkey conflict
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Jul 11, 2025 The disarmament of the Kurdish PKK marks a hopeful step toward ending Turkey's long-standing conflict. In Gaza, the last hospital struggles amidst military pressures, highlighting dire medical conditions. Meanwhile, peace efforts in eastern DRC are complicated by resource-driven conflicts and local poverty. A recent discovery of an ancient comet underscores advances in astronomy, contrasting with nationalistic fervor in Russia amid ongoing military tensions. Lastly, a thrilling community rescue highlights the power of unity in urgent times.
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PKK Starts Disarmament for Peace
- The PKK Kurdish rebel group has started disarming after over 40 years of conflict with Turkey.
- This aims to initiate peace talks, demanding official Kurdish language rights and the release of their leader.
Srebrenica Massacre's Lasting Impact
- The 1995 Srebrenica massacre saw 8,000 Muslim men and boys killed by Bosnian Serb forces.
- The victims' identification continues decades later, illustrating profound community divisions.
Eastern DRC Mining Amid Conflict
- Mining in eastern DRC is crucial but dangerous, with rebel groups controlling rich mineral sites.
- The recent peace deal with Rwanda may bring peace, though local control and stability remain uncertain.