The War Between Science and Doctrine
By Shervan Seifeddine The German philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche once said, “Power is the only belonging.” Certainly, power here is intended
Kurds
Mazloum Abdi Met with Turkish Ambassador in Damascus
The Commander-in-Chief of the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), General Mazloum Abdi, met with a high-ranking Turkish official in the Syrian
The Kurdish Shikhan Tribe and Al-Husayni Lineage
By Ali Sheikho Brazi The Shikhan (Sheikhani) tribe is one of the largest Kurdish tribes in Kurdistan. Its territory extends
Ilham Ahmed Reveals Damascus Meeting Outcomes and Integration Challenges
Ilham Ahmed, Co-Chair of the Department of Foreign Relations in the Autonomous Administration, disclosed details of the meeting held in
Commemorating the Infamous Al-Anfal Campaigns (The Campaigns to Destroy Kurdistan and Exterminate its People)
By: Ghafur Makhmuri Introduction Kurdistan, as an internationally partitioned and occupied homeland in the Middle East, occupies a highly strategic
“Red Wednesday”: The Feast of Creation and the Beginning of Life in the Yazidi Faith
By Abbas Khalaf “Red Wednesday” (known as Çarşema Sor) stands as one of the most prominent religious holidays for the
Saif al-Jarba Installed as Chief of Shammar Tribe in Syria Amidst Tribal Dispute Over Legitimacy
On April 14, 2026, the village of al-Fustat in the Qamishli countryside of Al-Hasakah province hosted a gathering of Shammar
Rising Tensions and Threats in Raqqa Force Kurdish Families to Displace Toward Hasakah
The city of Raqqa is witnessing a significant escalation in the state of fear among Kurdish families, as they face
Rights Monitor: Shocking Testimony of a Released Kurdish Prisoner: “Every Form of Torture Was Practiced Against Us”
In a field statement carrying grave implications regarding detention conditions in Northern Syria, a released Kurdish prisoner provided shocking
4,800 Unidentified Graves in Aleppo: Testimonies Document the Tragedy of Sheikh Maqsoud and Ashrafieh
The file of victims in the Sheikh Maqsoud and Ashrafieh neighborhoods of Aleppo remains open amid a lack of accurate
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
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
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
Dangerous Escalation in Erbil and Duhok: Dozens of Drone Attacks and International Messages of Support for Kurdistan
Erbil witnessed a series of drone attacks targeting civilian areas late Wednesday night, marking a significant security escalation that has
Imrali Delegation Confirms Process Has Reached “Important Stage,” Quotes Ocalan: Era of Armed Struggle Is Over
The Imrali delegation of the Peoples’ Equality and Democracy Party (DEM Party) issued a statement regarding its meeting with Kurdistan