Turkey, PKK Learn From Past Mistakes
Ankara and the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) are striving to avoid repeating past missteps and keep the peace process on track, writes Ilnur Cevik.
The way the Turkish authorities and the outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) are handling the recent release of the eight public servants and the ongoing Kurdish spring festivities shows that both sides have learned from past mistakes and are taking special care not to derail the current peace process.
There is a marked difference in the way both sides approach present issues as compared to their actions in the past.
