"Turkey vows to defeat PKK rebels
Turkey vowed strong action Sunday against Kurdish separatists after 12 of its soldiers and 32 rebels were killed in clashes sparked by an ambush near the tense border with Iraq.(AFP/Sezayi Erken)
Turkey vows to defeat PKK rebels
Turkey's leaders vow to "pay any price" to defeat terrorism after the latest attack by Kurdish rebels.
Turks back direct president poll
Turkish voters back government plans to elect the president through direct voting, preliminary results suggest. 
Demonstrators march with Turkish flags in downtown Istanbul, Turkey, Sunday, Oct. 21, 2007, during a protest against a recent attack on the Turkish troops by the separatist Kurdish rebels in southeastern Turkey. Kurdish rebels ambushed a military unit near Turkey's border with Iraq early Sunday, killing 12 soldiers and increasing pressure on the Turkish government to stage attacks against guerrilla camps in Iraq. (AP Photo/Serkan Senturk)
Turks plan response to Kurdish attack
Turkey's political and military leaders held an emergency security summit Sunday night to plan a response to the latest attack by Kurdish rebelsDanger Signs -Times Online
"Danger Signs Turkey, a friend and ally, is becoming perilously estranged from the West
PKK Pushes Turkey « The Van Der Galiën Gazette
VOA News - Turkish Minister Calls for US Action Against Kurdish Guerrillas
Khaleej Times Online - Two ways of looking at the Armenian genocide
Iraq may condemn Turkish move - Los Angeles Times
Salt Lake Tribune - Leave Turkey alone
Why Stand Against the Turks? (Asharq Alawsat Newspaper)
US State Department Q&A | October 19, 2007
by M.A.M
QUESTION: Tom, on the PKK issue, representatives of the KRG in northern Iraq are saying that the United States is obligated by UN resolutions to protect the territorial integrity of Iraq, which means that it'll have to protect against any foreign invasion. Is that your interpretation as well?
MR. CASEY: It's my interpretation, Nicholas, that the PKK represents a very serious problem for both Iraq and for Turkey, and it's our expectation that what will happen is that we will be able to work cooperatively with both the Turks and the Iraqis to resolve it. And so I think it's speculative for anyone to be talking about the possibility of some kind of unilateral military action at this point........
Partiya Karkerên Kurdistan
The Wedge Strategy Turkey Needs Against Terrorism
The Road Map to War
by Metin
The recent (not really about Genocide or the Armenians) Armenian 'Genocide' resolution was designed to eliminate all doubts that Turkey would enter the equation of war and peace in Iraq. The ingredients and the writings on the wall were already there with the Iraqi Kurds killing of Turkish Kurds, and Turkey reacting by claiming its 'citizens' are getting killed in the ongoing battle of terrorists' version of hide and seek....
Lebanese Cartoon: "Turkey's Parliament [Supports] Invading Iraq"
On sign: "Northern Iraq."
Source: Al-Mustaqbal, Lebanon, October 18, 2007 VIA
