Writing in Kurdish Does Not Diminish the Status of Arabic
Muslim Sheikh Hassan – Kobani When peoples are deprived of their most basic human rights for long decades, the effects […]
Opinion
On the 38th Anniversary of the Fourth Phase of the Notorious Anfal Campaigns and the Chemical Bombing of Goktapa and Askar Villages
By Fuad Othman | Journalist and Genocide Activist The people of Kurdistan commemorate, with profound sorrow and deep grief, the
The War Between Science and Doctrine
By Shervan Seifeddine The German philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche once said, “Power is the only belonging.” Certainly, power here is intended
On the 52nd Anniversary of the Bombing of Qaladiza with Internationally Prohibited Weapons
By Fuad Othman / Journalist and Genocide Activist Today, the people of the Kurdistan Region mark a painful anniversary that
On the 39th Anniversary of the Chemical Weapons Bombing of Balisan Valley, Sheikh Wasan, and Khoshnawati Plain
By Fuad Othman | Journalist and Genocide Activist Thirty-nine years ago, specifically on April 16, 1987—one year and one month
The Democratic Nation: Kurdishly and Syrianly
By: Sihanouk Dibo It would be a mistake to consider the decision to dissolve the Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) on
Commemorating the Infamous Al-Anfal Campaigns (The Campaigns to Destroy Kurdistan and Exterminate its People)
By: Ghafur Makhmuri Introduction Kurdistan, as an internationally partitioned and occupied homeland in the Middle East, occupies a highly strategic
Al-Anfal and the Deferred Rights of the Victims
By: Muhannad Mahmoud Shawqi That night in Kurdistan was no ordinary night. Homes were drifting to sleep amidst their simple
On the 38th Anniversary of the Notorious Anfal Operations
By: Fuad Othman | Journalist and Activist The Third Phase of Anfal: The Largest and Most Brutal in Scale and
Erbil Bleeds… While Baghdad Drowns in Silence
By Jalil Ibrahim Al-Mandalawi On the night of April 7, 2026, the roar of the explosion in the village of
The Kurdistan Workers’ Party: Between Dogmatism and Pragmatism
By: Shervan Seifeddine The Kurdish people are considered one of the largest ethnic groups in the world without a
On the 46th Anniversary of the Defunct Regime’s Crimes Against the Faili Kurds
By Fuad Othman | Journalist and Genocide Affairs Activist At the beginning of April each year, our Kurdish people commemorate
Nechirvan Barzani: Steadfastness in the Era of Blackmail
By Jalil Ibrahim Al-Mandalawi Amidst the dramatic shifts currently unfolding in the Middle East and the crises ravaging the region—where
Erbil Ignites the Meaning Before the Flame
By: Mohanad Mahmoud Shawqi Every year, with the arrival of the Newroz holiday, the scene is not limited to mere
Halabja… A Renewed Memory of Pain
Muhannad Mahmoud Shawqi In the collective memory of peoples, there are moments when cities transcend their geography and become enduring