Barzani Opens 18th Erbil International Book Fair
Kurdish leader Masoud Barzani opened the 18th edition of the Erbil International Book Fair in the city of Erbil on
Barzani Discusses Developments in Iraq and the Region with U.S. Chargé d’Affaires
President Masoud Barzani met on Wednesday in Pirmam with Steve Fagin, the U.S. Chargé d’Affaires in Iraq, in the presence
Iran-aligned Kurdish Opposition Party PAK Announces One of Its Headquarters Targeted by Four Ballistic Missiles
The Iran-opposition party confirms no human casualties among Peshmerga forces after the targeted headquarters in the Harir-Balisan area of the
Nechirvan Barzani: We Will Continue Our Efforts to Liberate Kidnapped Yazidis and Achieve Justice for Survivors
The President of the Kurdistan Region affirms support for Yazidi rights and identity, emphasizing the necessity of implementing the Yazidi
Mazlum Abdi Discusses Political Developments, Public Services, and University File with Amuda Residents
The Syrian Presidency’s Advisor affirms ongoing work to find a mechanism to sustain the faculties of Kobani and Rojava Universities,
Remembering Epic Battle of Altun Kupri (Prde)
By Manish Rai The renowned battle of Altun Kupri, also known as Prde in Kurdish, was fought between Kurdish Peshmerga
Kurdistan Region Interior Minister Calls for Forming a Third Military Brigade with Federal Forces to Confront ISIS
Reber Ahmed: Current Joint Forces Are Insufficient to Fill Security Vacuums and Counter ISIS Movements in Disputed Territories The Minister
Prince Muhammad Al-Rawanduzi: The Kurdish State Project in the Nineteenth Centu
Prof. Dr. Ferest Mar’ei Writer and University Professor In the first half of the nineteenth century, Kurdistan witnessed profound political
Nechirvan Barzani and UK National Security Advisor Discuss Security and Military Cooperation
The two sides discussed relations between Erbil and Baghdad, the formation of the new government in the Kurdistan Region, political
Party Leaders Impede Kurdistan’s Liberation, and Each Blames the Other
Dr. Mahmoud Abbas For centuries, the banners of Kurdish conflict have changed while Kurdistan continued to pay the price: leaderships
ISIS After the American Withdrawal.. Potential Comeback or Limited Threat?
Ramzi Mirkani The full American withdrawal from Iraq, completed on September 30, 2026, has brought back an old-new question regarding
Human Rights Watch: Women Barred from Defense, Security Colleges Raises Concerns Over Women’s Role in Syria’s Transitio
(Beirut, October 16, 2026) – Syrian authorities have imposed admissions rules that bar women from most programs at two new
Martyrs’ Families Councils Condemn Vandalism of Martyrs’ Shrine in Sheikh Maqsood, Demand Accountability for Those Responsible
The councils called for opening serious and comprehensive investigations to uncover the perpetrators of the attack and the parties behind
Nechirvan Barzani Congratulates Iraqi Deputy Prime Ministers and Welcomes the Completion of the Cabinet
President of the Kurdistan Region Contacts Mohsen Al-Mandalawi, Laith Al-Khazali, and Mohammad Al-Jabouri Following Their Vote of Confidence from the
The Displaced of Serê Kaniyê Between Camp Hardships and the Bitterness of Returning to Destroyed Villages
As winter approaches alongside a shortage of fuel and aid, displaced individuals demand the acceleration of their return and the