The Shifting Fortunes of the Kurds

The Kurds have experienced significant shifts in their fortunes with major regional changes in recent years. The fall of Assad's regime in Syria, PKK's decision to engage in talks with Turkey, and the U.S.-Israeli war with Iran have dramatically influenced Kurdish autonomy aspirations and daily life. These events highlight both the risks and opportunities emerging for the Kurds, as they navigate a rapidly changing Middle Eastern landscape. Experts weigh in on the complex dynamics and the potential long-term implications for Kurdish independence and regional stability.