Category : Opinion

By Salam Abdullah There is no denying the fact that there are dozens of armed groups in Iraq today, each of which belongs to a...

By Dr. Mohammad Salih Mustafa The past few months’ evets showed that in the tumultuous and emerging Middle East, only the regional actors that they...

By Hiwa Majid Khalil Ever since independent states emerged in the Middle East, Kurds and the Kurdistan Region have functioned as a tool in broader...

By Payraw Anwar The signing of a memorandum of understanding between the United States and Iran would mark a significant development in regional diplomacy after...

By Saadula Aqrawi For more than two decades, Iraq has struggled with one of the most complex challenges facing modern states, establishing a monopoly on...

By Frsat Said Shkur The continuous advancement of the Kurdistan Region on the international stage is not a random occurrence, but rather a true reflection...

By Jamie Watt By mid-afternoon this week the thermometer was close to forty degrees, and Erbil did what it always does in June. The streets...

By | Dr. Nazaket Hussen The Peshmerga is widely regarded as a historic force that emerged from the Kurdish people’s long struggle for rights, identity,...

By Dr. Hiwa M. Khalil A variety of issues influence political situation in the Kurdistan region (KR), sometimes called the Iraqi Kurdistan region or the...

By Salam Abdullah The Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) has held its last parliamentary elections for more than 19 months, but the presidency has not been...