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
Iraq
Asayish Arrests Two ISIS Members, Frees Woman and Child in Two Security Operations in Sulaymaniyah and Raparin
The Kurdistan Region Security Agency (Asayish) arrested two members of the terrorist organization “ISIS” in two separate security operations carried
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
Kurdistan Regional Government Directs Stronger Cooperation with Baghdad to Combat Corruption and Recover Public Funds
The Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) announced on Monday that it has instructed the Ministry of Interior and the region's security
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
What Sharaa’s Pivot to the Kurdish National Council Means for Syria’s Kurds
Leo Goldberg Syria’s interim parliament, sworn in earlier this week after President Ahmed al-Sharaa appointed its last 70 members, contains no representatives
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
Archivnama: A Half-Century Journey in Documenting the Kurdish Historical Legacy
Fuad Taha The book “Archivnama” (The Archived Letters or The Archive of Letters), written by the author, writer, journalist, and
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
Why is the Kurdistan Region Paying the Price for the Conflict of the Giants?
By Ramzi Mirkani The Kurdistan Region of Iraq, by virtue of its geopolitical location and political orientations, has turned into
The Peshmerga is an Indisputable Constitutional Right
Dr. Sana Kamal Abdullah Every time the winds of political crises intensify in Iraq, certain factions seize the opportunity to
How Long Will the Kurds Remain Allies in War, Absent in Peace?
Dr. Susan Amidi In times of conflict, the Kurds become an important element in security and military equations. However, when
How Did Kurdistan Become “Northern Iraq”?
By Badr Ismail Sheroki Why does the term “Northern Iraq” replace the historical and geographical name “Kurdistan” in political literature
Government Customs at Semalka Border Crossing Refuse Entry of Older “White” Dollar Bills
Relevant authorities within the customs department of the Syrian Interim Government at the Al-Waleed border crossing with Iraq, and the