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Turkey’s ruling party has unveiled a bold peace bill aimed at ending decades of conflict with the PKK, offering potential pardons and legal relief for former fighters — though top leaders like Ocalan remain excluded. The plan, set for parliamentary review this Friday, seeks to confirm disarmament, oversee weapon destruction, and allow Kurdish militants abroad to return — with prosecutions paused if no new terror acts occur. While it’s framed as a temporary 4-year framework, it could reshape regional stability, boost trade with Iraq, and even aid Syria’s integration of Kurdish-held zones — all while Ocalan reportedly backs it as a step toward democratization.

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