A cup of tea with the PKK
The linoleum staircase that leads up to a nondescript gray door in a building somewhere in Central Berlin is worn and somewhat grimy. Inside, several middle-aged men are clustered around a table littered with newspapers and overflowing ashtrays. As they sip their glasses of strong black tea, a Kurdish newscast blares out the latest from the frontline in northern Iraq into the smoke-filled room. Men and women in military fatigues march across the screen to a backdrop of rousing martial music, which almost drowns out the men's heated debate. (...)
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DW.de, 09.09.2014