Turkey's Terror Problem Is Ours.

The author reflects on the U.S. government's stance on Turkey's war on terrorism against the Kurdistan Worker's Party (PKK). He argues that the diplomatic approach advised by the U.S. State department in dealing with the PKK would likely backfire on Turkey and undermine President George W. Bush's war on terrorism. The author believes that the U.S. need to threaten those harboring the PKK with isolation and withdrawal of financial support, instead of offering them concessions.