Political conflict refers to a disagreement or clash between groups or individuals over political power, governance, policies, or ideologies. It often arises from differing interests, beliefs, or values, and can manifest in various forms, including protests, strikes, civil unrest, or even armed conflict. Political conflicts can occur within a nation (intrastate) or between nations (interstate) and can involve different stakeholders such as governments, political parties, social movements, or ethnic groups. These conflicts are typically driven by competition for resources, representation, or influence and can lead to significant social and economic consequences. Understanding political conflict involves analyzing the root causes, the actors involved, and the potential for resolution or escalation.
Abdullah Öcalan, PKK's imprisoned leader, suggests laying down arms, sharing a hopeful message with Turkey's pro-Kurdish DEM party. The DEM delegation's recent visit represents the third attempt since December to…