Category : Opinion

By Payraw Anwar Representation is a cornerstone of any governance system. Since the emergence of the social contract theory, when human beings transitioned from the...

By Saadula Aqrawi For the Kurdish people and the Kurdistan Region, this election will be more than just another political contest. It will be a...

By Tahseen Wsu Abdullah The title of this article begins with an important question: “Who rules in Iraq?” This question carries a number of complex...

By Younes Mohammad I drove along trembling roads beneath a sky ablaze, the air thick with dust and fear. I had heard of tens of...

By Frsat Said Shkur The Kurdistan Regional Government, during a phase filled with challenges and multifaceted crises, not only managed to maintain itself and emerge...

By Shallaw yaseen If you ever traveled through the Garmian area you have undoubtedly witnessed this: vast and open plains stretching as far as the...

By Gharib Ali Saleem Halabja’s Pomegranate Festival, entering its 11th year, has become a major economic engine, attracting hundreds of thousands of visitors. The Pomegranate...

By | Dr. Nazaket Hussen As Iraq prepares for the upcoming parliamentary elections next month, the nation once again stands at a defining moment in...

By Jawad Qadir * The relationship between the Kurdistan Region and Turkey has historically been marked by suspicion and military tension. Yet in recent months,...

By Kazhan Abdullah After the 1991 uprising, and the establishment of a semi- autonomous entity of Iraqi Kurdistan, Kurdish leaders realized that unless they formed...