Peace talks refer to negotiations between conflicting parties aimed at reaching an agreement to end hostilities or conflict. These discussions typically involve representatives or diplomats from the parties involved, which could include governments, rebel groups, or other stakeholders. The objective of peace talks is to address the underlying issues of the conflict, foster understanding, and establish terms for a ceasefire or a comprehensive peace agreement. Peace talks can cover various topics, including political power-sharing, territorial disputes, humanitarian issues, and the reintegration of combatants. Successful peace talks often lead to formal agreements that outline the steps for establishing lasting peace, rebuilding communities, and ensuring future cooperation.
Abdullah Öcalan, PKK leader, calls for peace, urging disarmament and dissolution of the organization. The appeal for democratic unity emphasizes integration with state and society, aiming for a cohesive Republic.…