Category : Opinion

By Jamie Watt Lights and Christmas trees pop up around buildings, lobbies, and cafes around Erbil each December. Bakeries start selling festive treats, Baba Noel...

By By Payraw Anwar Foreign policy is a central pillar of political science. In its simplest form, it can be understood as an extension of...

By | Dr. Nazaket Hussen The Kurdistan Region has pushed forward in economic and agricultural development, relying on irrigation projects and the cultivation of essential...

By Salam Abdullah Yesterday, December 3rd, was a historic day for our region. On that day, after seven years, the US Consulate in Erbil, the...

By Payraw Anwar The long-awaited inauguration of the new U.S. Consulate complex in Erbil marks a significant moment in the evolving relationship between the United...

By Hewa Ahmed President Masoud Barzani’s visit to Cizre in Turkey’s Sirnak province in northern Kurdistan, and his participation in the Fourth International Symposium on...

By Ismail Abdullah Ahmed The precision drone strike on the Khor Mor gas field late Wednesday night was not merely a security breach; it was...

A Symbol of the Strategic Partnership Between the United States and the Kurds. By Saadula Aqrawi I believe that the opening of the United States...

By Tahseen Wsu Abdullah The nation-state, as a phenomenon in its modern sense, dates back to the post-Treaty of Westphalia period in mid-seventeenth-century Europe and...

By Jamie Watt While I have lived in Erbil for several years, something significant struck me upon my return after a five-month trip abroad: the...