On October 1, the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK), an organization on the European Union (EU)’s list of terrorist organizations, declared a unilateral ceasefire in its long campaign against Turkey. Since then, however, the PKK has killed dozens of Turks. Because the PKK enjoys an extensive support network in Europe, many Turks see Europe responsible for harboring and enabling anti-Turkish terror. The PKK violence should be a concern for the Europeans as the organization’s terror campaign is ripping Turkey away from Europe and wrecking havoc across the continent. How can Europe counter the PKK issue?
