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
Iraq
US Withdrawal Raises Concern in Peshmerga Ministry: “Timing is Sensitive” and Absence of Defense System Cause for Worry
Ministry Confirms Preparedness of Peshmerga Forces, Holds Baghdad Responsible for Protecting Kurdistan Region’s Airspace, and Emphasizes Continued Coordination with Iraqi
Peshmerga all set to become a modern force
By Manish Rai The Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) of Iraqi-Kurdistan announced that its Peshmerga forces had completed unification. The goal
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
September… Sixty-Five Years of Steadfastness
By Muhanad Mahmoud Shawqi When Britain decided in the 1920s to annex Southern Kurdistan to the Iraqi state without consulting
Barzani Receives High Papal Order in Recognition of His Role in Establishing Peace and Protecting Human Values
Cardinal Louis Sako announces requesting the Pope to award President Barzani the Papal Medal of Appreciation in honor of his
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
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
Masrour Barzani: The Region Has Been Subjected to Over a Thousand Attacks, and There Are No Relations with Israel
The Prime Minister of the Kurdistan Regional Government, Masrour Barzani, stated that the region has been subjected to more than
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
On the 12th Anniversary of the Yazidi Genocide: Sinjar’s Open Wound Between the Memory of the Massacre and Demands for Justice
August 3, 2026, marks the twelfth anniversary of the genocide committed by the terrorist organization “ISIS” against the Yazidi community
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 “Jerusalem of Kurdistan”.. Kirkuk’s Joining of the Union of Turkish World Municipalities Reignites Debate Over the City’s Identity and Constitutional Status
Kürşad Zorlu, Vice President of Türkiye’s ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP), announced that the Kirkuk Governorate has officially joined
President of the Kurdistan Region Nechirvan Barzani to Visit Damascus Tomorrow
The Syrian Syrian Arab News Agency (SANA) reported that the Syrian President of the Transitional Authority, Ahmed al-Sharaa, will receive