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 […]
Kurdistan Region
‘They Should Have a Country of Their Own’: US Senators Declare Unwavering Support for Kurdistan
Three American lawmakers from both parties tell Kurdistan24 that the Kurds are among America’s most valued partners — and that
Sulaymaniyah Hosts the International Delphi Economic Forum with the Participation of Political and Economic Figures from Several Countries
On June 6 and 7, the city of Sulaymaniyah in the Kurdistan Region will host the proceedings of the International
Kurdish Carpets… Threads Weaving the Memory of Kurdistan and Preserving the Legacy of Generations
Kurdish carpets have never been just ordinary pieces furniture laid out in homes; rather, across long centuries, they have formed
The Lyre of Kurdistan, Tahsin Taha… The Voice of the Land and Humanity
By: Dijwar Ahmed Agha The Kurds are a people with an insatiable thirst for music and singing, a trait shaped
Duhok between Marginalization and Administrative and Political Transformation in the Year 1969 (1)
By Professor Dr. Ferest Mar’ei Writer and University Professor The historical roots of the idea of establishing an independent Kurdish
“Kurdish” Consultative Meeting Parties Criticize Transitional Administration Policies, Deem Formation of People’s Council “Illegitimate”
The “Kurdish” Consultative Meeting parties announced that Syria is witnessing “rapid developments” during the transitional phase at both the political
Nechirvan Barzani and Mazloum Abdi Stress Importance of Kurdish Dialogue and Maintaining Syria’s Stability
The President of the Kurdistan Region, Nechirvan Barzani, received the General Commander of the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), Mazloum Abdi,
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
How Does the President of the Kurdistan Region Lead Peace Diplomacy?
By Venus Baban The official diplomatic tour that led the President of the Kurdistan Region, Mr. Nechirvan Barzani, to the
Erbil’s Green Belt
By: Muhannad Mahmoud Shawqi In a region currently classified among the most vulnerable in the world to climate change, desertification,
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
President Barzani Receives New Vatican Ambassador to Iraq, Reaffirming Support for Culture of Coexistence in Kurdistan Region
On Saturday, May 16, 2026, Kurdish leader Masoud Barzani received Monsignor Archbishop Mirosław Wachowski, the new Vatican Ambassador to Iraq,
110 Years Since Sykes-Picot
By Majid Surameri 110 Years Since Sykes-Picot: The Wounds of Partition, Present Transformations, and the Horizon of the Kurdish Dream
On the National Day of Mass Graves in Iraq: Planting a Thousand Trees to Commemorate the Souls of Mass Grave Martyrs
Fuad Othman / Journalist and Genocide Activist On May 16th of each year, Iraqis commemorate the “National Day of Mass