U.S.-Iran tensions threaten Iraq’s economic recovery
By | Dr. Nazaket Hussen The Middle East has once again entered a period of uncertainty as renewed tensions between the United States and Iran
Development Road project
By Hiwa M. Khalil On July 28, 2026, Iraqi Prime Minister Ali Zaydi traveled to Turkey and finalized a series of energy and investment deals
Iraq between Two Contradictory Logics: The Tyranny of the Past and the Corruption of Today
By Tahseen Wsu Abdullah Iraq is an evocative yet hazy geography, forever drifting between a historical exile and a wounded realm. It is a country
War has no winners Future must belong to Peace
By Saadula Aqrawi I believe that throughout history, humanity has learned the same painful lesson again and again, wars may begin with promises of victory,
On the Anniversary of the Ezidi Genocide
By Payraw Anwar Twelve years ago, the Ezidi community of Sinjar became the victim of one of the most horrific atrocities of the twenty-first century.
The Calm That Was Earned
By Jamie Watt When Erbil International Airport suspended flights on July 21, I checked the departures board the way you check on a friend in
The Kurdistan Region in the Geopolitical Equation: Position, Achievements, and Strategic Imperatives
By Frsat Said Shkur The Middle East is an environment characterized by rapid shifts and volatile conflicts, where maintaining stability is a daunting task even
The unfinished case of the Barzani Genocide
A Genocide Acknowledged in Court but Ignored in Practice: An Interview with Anwar Said Omar Forty‑three years after the mass disappearance and execution of eight
Joint security efforts to block terror threats
Dr. Chiman Barzani highlights Peshmerga unification progress and efforts to secure equal rights for Kurdistan Region security retirees. A member of the Iraqi Parliament’s Security
Lausanne and the Erasure of Kurdish Rights
The Treaty of Lausanne, signed on July 24, 1923, was a historic agreement that reshaped the political map of the Middle East following the collapse