A Firm Presence and Papal Honoring: Christianity in Kurdistan Throughout History
By Arian Kirkukie “Blessed are the peacemakers, for they shall be called children of God.” — Gospel of Matthew 5:9 […]
Opinion
The Kurdistan Democratic Party: Eighty Years of Struggle, Leadership, and Shaping the Future
By Dr. Dhiyaa Abdul-Khaliq Al-Mandalawi On August 16th of each year, the memory of Kurdistan recalls one of the most
The Stakes of Peace and Integration: Is Erdoğan Opening a New Page with the PKK?
Aryan Kirkuki The problem of laying down arms and transitioning from armed action to the civil and political sphere is
Barzani Charity Foundation: A Pioneering Journey from Kurdistan to the World in the Service of Humanity
Ramzi Mirkani Introduction: The Philosophy of Unlimited Giving The fourth of August marks the anniversary of the founding of the
Healing the Wounds of the Yezidis: From the Darkness of Mass Graves to the Paths of Empowerment and Hope
By: Abdulhamid Zebari The Shingal (Sinjar) tragedy in the summer of 2014 was not merely a passing humanitarian disaster in
The Kurdish Cause Cannot Be Reduced to a Symbolic Scene
By Muslim Sheikh Hassan – Kobani Kurdish political parties were not founded in 1957 simply for a female Kurdish MP
The Barzani Anfal: An Unhealed Wound and the Story of an Unbroken Symbol
By Ramzi Mirkani another anniversary of the Anfal operations against the Barzani Kurds arrives, carrying with it the heavy weight
Acts of Genocide Against the Barzanis
Fuad Othman / Journalist and Activist in the Field of Genocide According to international standards, acts of genocide against the
Kurdistan: The Last Fortress of Stability in a Turbulent Region
Ramzi Mirkhani Whenever the specter of tension looms over the skies of the Middle East, and the language of rockets
The Peshmerga: The Dialectic of Constitutional Legitimacy and Party Loyalties
Arian Kirkukie The term “Peshmerga” (Pêşmerge), which literally means “those who face death,” is a historical symbol of Kurdish identity
Jasmin Moghbeli: From the Alleys of Mahabad to the Embrace of the Stars… The Story of the First Kurdish Female Astronaut
By Ramzi Mirkani On August 26, 2023, it was not merely a spacecraft launching from the Kennedy Space Center in
Infrastructure Strategy: Practical Steps Toward a Stronger Kurdistan
By: Abdulhamid Zebari When the ninth ministerial cabinet of the Kurdistan Regional Government assumed its duties in 2019 under the
Despite their neglect, the Kurds remain a strategic ally of the USA
By: Manish Rai During the recently partially concluded US-Iran war, Iran and its proxies in Iraq have conducted over 850
Kurdistan Region: Development Under Pressure (2019–2026)
Muhannad Mahmoud Shawqi Development in the Region, or anywhere else, is not merely an accumulation of concrete projects or numbers
Finance: Federalism or Centralization? Iraq’s Wealth Between the Mindset of Rulers and the Constitutional Essence
Dr. Jotiar Adil Since the establishment of the modern Iraqi state, the will of the ruling authority and its leaders