Nizar Amidi Elected President of Iraq Following Delayed Consensus Amid Political and Regional Challenges
The Iraqi Parliament elected Nizar Mohammed Said Amidi, the candidate of the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan (PUK), as the President […]
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Rights Monitor: Lowering of the Kurdish Flag and Arbitrary Detention of Four Kurdish Youths in Sheikh Maqsoud, Aleppo
On Friday, April 10, 2026, the Sheikh Maqsoud neighborhood in Aleppo, northern Syria, witnessed a controversial incident involving the removal
Artist Ali Mansour Passes Away in Amuda; Mesopotamia Movement Mourns an “Artistic and Revolutionary Voice”
The Mesopotamia Movement for Democratic Culture and Art has mourned the passing of Kurdish artist Ali Mansour Agirî, emphasizing that
Attacks on Properties of Kurdish Citizens and Fears of New Displacement Despite Presence of Public Security
Activists from the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights (SOHR) have monitored an escalation in social tensions in the city of
Sale of “Al-Ghamr” Lands Revives the Legacy of the “Arab Belt” and Threatens Clashes Between Original Owners and New Buyers
Warnings are escalating in the northern countryside of northeastern Syria regarding the repercussions of the sale of lands belonging to
Mazloum Abdi Discusses Implementation of January 29 Agreement with Kurdish Parties in Kobani
KOBANI — The Commander-in-Chief of the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), Mazloum Abdi, held a meeting via the “Zoom” application with
Barzani Welcomes Ceasefire Between Washington and Tehran, Hopes for Lasting Regional Peace
President Masoud Barzani expressed his hope in a message that “this ceasefire between America and Iran achieves lasting peace, security,
Meeting Between Sipan Hamo and Fahim Issa: From Field Conflict to Coordination Within the Syrian Ministry of Defense
The Syrian Assistant Minister of Defense for the Eastern Region, Samir Ali Oussou—better known as Sipan Hamo—announced a meeting with
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
Provocations Accompany Arrival of Second Convoy of Afrin Displaced in City Center
The city of Afrin witnessed a series of provocations and assaults on the evening of Saturday, April 4, 2026, during
Kurdish Leaders Affirm Justice for Feylis on Genocide Anniversary, Demand Compensation from Baghdad
ERBIL — On Saturday, April 4, 2026, several Kurdish leaders emphasized the necessity of achieving justice for Faili Kurds and
CPJ Condemns Assault on Kurdish Journalists in Northern Syria, Urges Protection of Press Freedom
The Committee to Protect Journalists has condemned the obstruction, assault, and attempted confiscation of equipment targeting seven journalists from Kurdish
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
Human Rights Organization in Afrin Documents Violations During March 2026 and Calls for Cessation of Abuses Against Inhabitants
The Human Rights Organization Afrin-Syria has issued a statement documenting the toll of violations and crimes committed during March 2026
Final Statement of the Founding Conference of the Kurdish Civil Society Alliance
The founding conference of the Kurdish Civil Society Alliance concluded its proceedings in the German city of Düsseldorf after