Peshmerga Forces Officially Unified Under Kurdistan Region’s Ministry of Peshmerga Affairs
Nechirvan Barzani: “Kurdistan needs a single force and a single command”.. Masrour Barzani considers unification “the first phase of a
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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
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
Escalation of Iranian Attacks on Kurdish Opposition Party Headquarters in Kurdistan Region: Missile Strike on “Komala” in Erbil and Use of “White Phosphorus” Against PAK
The Iranian opposition party “Komala of Kurdistan” announced in the early hours of Monday that its headquarters in the Alanah
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
Two Flights Suspended at Sulaimaniyah Airport, Erbil Air Traffic Continues Amid Security Tensions and Massive Wildfires
Sulaimaniyah International Airport in the Kurdistan Region suspended two flights to Istanbul and the Jordanian capital, Amman, on Saturday morning.
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
9 Members of the Komala Revolutionary Organization of the Toilers of Kurdistan of Iran Killed in Iranian Regime Rocket Attack in Sulaymaniyah
In an official toll, the Komala Revolutionary Organization of the Toilers of Kurdistan of Iran announced the death of nine
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
Infrastructure Strategy: Practical Steps Toward a Stronger Kurdistan
By: Abdulhamid Zebari When the ninth ministerial cabinet of the Kurdistan Regional Government assumed its duties in 2019 under the
Khurshid Harki and His Brother Arrested in Erbil on Charges of Murder and Inciting Chaos
The Police Directorate of Erbil Governorate, the capital of the Kurdistan Region, announced on Sunday the arrest of “Khurshid Latif,”
First Phase Unveiled to Unify Peshmerga Forces Under Ministry Umbrella with International Coalition Support
ERBIL — The Ministry of Peshmerga Affairs in the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) commenced on Tuesday the implementation of the
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