Iraq: What It Owes Kurdistan and What Kurdistan Owes It
Muhannad Mahmoud Shawqi I do not know precisely where the flaw lies: is it in the way financial agreements between
Erbil
The Ally Left and the Lust for Dominance Awoke… Baghdad and the Kurds Between the Illusion of Power and the Test of Statehood
Farasat Abdulrahman Mustafa The problem in Iraq is not that the American is leaving, nor that the International Coalition is
25 People from Kobani Stranded in Mountainous Region Between Kurdistan Region and Iran Amid Water and Food Shortages
The group reported being stranded for about a week following an attempt to cross irregularly into the Kurdistan Region of
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
Erbil Condemns Targeting of Masrour Barzani’s Office by Two Iranian Drones
Kurdistan Region Leaders Demand Firm Stance from Baghdad, Emphasizing That Attacks Threaten the Region’s Security and Iraq’s Stability The Kurdistan
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
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
Escalation of Iranian Attacks on Kurdish Opposition Party Headquarters in Kurdistan Region: Missile Strike on “Komala” in Erbil and Use of “White Phosphorus” Against PAK
The Iranian opposition party “Komala of Kurdistan” announced in the early hours of Monday that its headquarters in the Alanah
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
Two Flights Suspended at Sulaimaniyah Airport, Erbil Air Traffic Continues Amid Security Tensions and Massive Wildfires
Sulaimaniyah International Airport in the Kurdistan Region suspended two flights to Istanbul and the Jordanian capital, Amman, on Saturday morning.
9 Members of the Komala Revolutionary Organization of the Toilers of Kurdistan of Iran Killed in Iranian Regime Rocket Attack in Sulaymaniyah
In an official toll, the Komala Revolutionary Organization of the Toilers of Kurdistan of Iran announced the death of nine
Death of Lindsey Graham: The Departure of a Prominent Supporter of the Kurdish People and a Friend of Kurdistan in the US Congress
It was announced today, Sunday (July 12, 2026), that US Republican Senator for South Carolina, Lindsey Graham, has passed away
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
Backgammon… A Legacy That Defies Time Despite the Dominance of Smartphones
Dania Al-Shammas Erbil – The sound of dice striking the backgammon board is still present in a number of Erbil’s