YRIZA Dış İlişkiler Sorumlusu Trigazis, kadın hakları, ekoloji mücadelesi ve barışı kendilerine hedef seçmiş sol görüşün her yerde zaferini istediklerini ve 2015 genel seçimlerinde HDP'nin yanında durduklarını söyledi.
Avrupa Sol Partisi’nin ikinci Akdeniz konferansı 20-22 Şubat tarihleri arasında İstanbul Taksim Hill Otel’de gerçekleşti.
Rojava kanton temsilcileriyle bir araya gelen SYRIZA Dış İlişkiler Sorumlusu Panos Trigazis ile Agos Gazetesi’nden Gülşah Keleş’e konuştu.
Trigasiz partinin sosyal demokratlardan, sosyalistler, feministler, ekolojistler gibi birçok farklı ideolojik gruptan oluşan bir koalisyon olduğunu belirterek, partilerinin yeni sosyal hareketlerin bir ifadesi bir sentez hareket olduğunu söyledi: “Parti’nin bayrağında bulunan kırmızı renk emeği, yeşil renk ekolojiyi, mor ise feminizmi temsil eder.”
Trigasiz, koalisyonun başarısının birkaç aylık değil, yıllardır verilen mücadele ile kazanıldığını da belirtti.
‘KRİZ HALKIN DEĞİL AVRUPA'NIN’
Yunanistan’da yaşanan krizin sadece Yunan halkını ilgilendirmediğini bunun bütün Avrupa’nın krizi olduğunu belirten Trigasiz’e göre çözümü ortak hareketle mümkün.
”Avrupa Birliği ile son günlerde yaptığımız görüşmeler, krizin yarattığı tahribatı ortadan kaldırmak, herkese ortak fayda sağlayabileceğimiz anlaşmalara varmak açısından önemli.”
Dış ilişkiler sorumlusu, kemer sıkma politikalarını ön plana koyan liberal hükümetlerin Yunanistan’daki anti-kapitalist parti deneyiminin bütün Avrupa halklarına örnek olabileceğinden korktuğunu söyledi.
‘ROJAVA DENEYİMİ KAZANIM’
Kobani olaylarını yakından takip ettiklerini ekleyen Trigasiz, ilk dayanışma delegelerini Kobani’ye kendilerinin gönderdiğini söyleyerek önceliklerinin Kobani’nin yeniden inşası olduğunu belirtti.
Trigasiz Rojova deneyiminin, özellikle doğrudan demokrasi ve kadın mücadelesi açısından dünyanın bir kazanımı olduğunu söylüyor.
Türkiye’de yaklaşan genel seçimle ilgili olarak Trigazis; kadın haklarını, ekolojik mücadeleyi, gelişimi ve barışı kendilerine hedef seçmiş sol görüşün her yerde zaferini istediklerini belirterek HDP’nin yanında durduklarını söyledi.
The mythologies that support these patterns are varied from society to society but they all sort of militate in the same direction, which is individual survival. Maybe that's one of the reasons why Islamic fundamentalists hate song 
They are being opposed by just 2,000 Kurdish fighters with the YPG, the armed wing of the Kurdish Workers' Party (PKK), without access to any heavy weaponry and short on ammunition. To put this into perspective, 
I'll agree with you that the League of Nations (which the US was not a part of, due to adopting isolationism, like so many progressives want to do today) did "stand around and allow Mussoliini" to invade League member Ethiopia and when Ethiopia surprisingly was kicking Italy's troops' ass, Mussolini decided to use gas on the population, and the League did absolutely nothing (which would be a policy advocated by today's progressives, sadly). But Ethopia's leader got Time Man Of The Year, so at least there's that.
The nature of the fighting in and around Kobani has meant that it is not possible to get a very clear picture of the state of the battle for the town. Kurdish militias tend to report dramatic gains, while IS militants are either silent or also report dramatic gains. However, there have been indications that Kurdish militias have been making some advances in the battle for Kobani. The statement said U.S. forces have conducted more than 135 air strikes against IS forces in Kobani.
The Chechen IS militant also claimed that the Kurds had been assisted in their capture of the hill by American intelligence” and that the Kurdish forces had carried out their operation in the dead of night,” a sign that Kurdish militias are able to strategically outmaneuver IS to make gains. It said IS militants fired nearly 50 mortars at Kurdish areas, and two car bombs hit Kurdish positions on October 18.
Erdogan said the dominant Syrian Kurdish party, the Democratic Union Party, is a "terrorist organization," just like the Turkish Kurdish rebel group it has been linked to, the Kurdistan Workers Party. Meanwhile, the Iraqi military said October 19 it had recaptured several areas from the IS group in a northern enclave as part of a major counterattack against the jihadists. Even the United States and Turkey warned in October that the town was teetering on the brink.
The fight against Isis does not seem to be going too well in Iraq either. AP has this report on growing pubic disgruntlement at the Iraqi government's military campaign against Isis. The west is pinning much on the new prime minister, Haider al-Abadi, to wage a more effective campaign against the jihadists. Erdogan said more than 200,000 people have fled the fighting in and around Kobani in recent weeks. Their flight is among the largest single exoduses of the three-year Syrian conflict.
The latest air strikes came as heavily armed peshmerga forces were poised to cross the Turkish border into Kobane to help the local Kurdish militia that has held out against a relentless assault by ISIL militants for weeks. Under heavy pressure from the United States, Turkey announced last week it would allow fighters from Iraq's autonomous Kurdish province to cross its territory to join the fight for Kobane.
Washington has forged an alliance of Western and Arab nations to combat IS and the coalition has carried out a barrage of air strikes on the jihadists in recent weeks. The group arose in the chaos of Syria's civil war, an uprising against President Bashar al-Assad's regime that has killed more than 180,000 people and forced millions from their homes in the last three-and-a-half years.
That's why IS has even taken the really scary step of bringing the Chechen to Kobane. You know why you bring in the Chechen? Because balrogs don't actually exist. Chechens are the next best thing, and the Chechen in question, Abu Omar al-Shishani ( Omar the Chechen ”), was transferred this week from the Sinjar front, where he was in charge of slaughtering Yazidi refugees. Omar has been brought to Kobane as a fixer, with the job of closing down the border before reinforcements can reach the YPG.
For the last several months, news reports about the onward march of the fascists of Islamic state” have echoed that same sense of inevitability. Iraq's second largest city, Mosul, fell in June. Tikrit, Saddam Hussein's home town, fell the next 
ISIS released a video of Foley's beheading last month. This month, the group released videos showing the slayings of two other Western hostages, American journalist Steven Sotloff and British aid worker David Haines. As a U.S. soldier, Jordan Matson never saw combat, yet now he's in Syria, fighting for the Kurdish militia. "All my life, I've wanted to be a soldier," he tells CNN's Ivan Watson. It's been extremely hot, they were living on meagre rations and had to be sparing with water.
The centre of the town was still in Kurdish hands, Abdurrahman said. The two Isis flags were still flying in the east of the city on Tuesday, with a Kurdish flag flying in the centre. After initially setting up positions to the east, south and west of the town, Isis shelled Kobani for days to try to loosen up its defences. Just across the frontier in Turkey artillery, gunfire and smoke testified to the intensity of the fight all day on Monday.
A US military airdrop of weapons meant for Kurdish fighters fell into the hands of the Islamic State group near the Syrian battleground town of Kobane. The US Air Force parachuted crates of weapons, ammunition and medical