The best analysis of the changes in Kurdish autonomy in southwest Asia since 1980 would be: "The Kurdish people have made significant strides in achieving autonomy in southwest Asia since 1980, with the creation of semi-autonomous regions in Iraq, Syria, and Turkey. However, challenges remain as these regions continue to face opposition and lack full recognition and support from the central governments in these countries." This analysis acknowledges the progress made by the Kurdish people in recent decades while also recognizing the ongoing obstacles they face in securing full autonomy.
