Category : Opinion

By Payraw Anwar Kurds in Rojava are once again facing brutal violence. Reports and circulating footage indicate that forces affiliated with Ahmed al-Sharh have launched...

By Jamie Watt As an American living in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq, I have seen what long-term partnership with the United States can make...

By Tahseen wsu Abdullah The concept of lobbying means the work of a person or group to influence the decision-making and policy centers of states...

By Larisa Mohammed In recent years, Western Kurdistan has become one of the hotspots in the Middle East, where the interests of regional and international...

By | Dr. Nazaket Hussen Iraq is a deeply pluralistic country, shaped by religious, linguistic, and ethnic diversity. Managing this diversity has never been easy,...

By Miran Hussein The visit of Mr. Masrour Barzani, Prime Minister of the Kurdistan Region, to Egypt is regarded as a significant, historic, and strategic...

By Saadula Aqrawi I believe that since 2003 Iraq has faced the complex task of rebuilding its state after decades of authoritarian rule, war, and...

By Ismail Abdullah Ahmed For more than a decade, the financial lifeline between Baghdad and Erbil has hung on a compromise that everyone knew was...

By Jamie Watt Over the past decade, Erbil’s skyline has undergone a remarkable transformation. Tower cranes now form part of the horizon, and modern apartment...

By Tahseen Wsu Abdullah The Kurdistan Region is officially recognized as a legal and political entity under the 2005 Iraqi Constitution, but what has further...