Khurmal hosts seventh wild herbs festival in Halabja
The town of Khurmal in the Halabja Governorate has hosted the seventh edition of its annual festival dedicated to edible wild plants and spring herbs,
Grand Kurdistan Literary Festival debuts in Sulaymaniyah
First edition gathers 28 poets in landmark event for Kurdish poetry and literary creativity. For the first time, the Grand Kurdistan Literary Festival was held
A sculpture exhibition opened for a Kurdish artist in Germany
Bahaydin, a prominent Kurdish artist, has opened a new sculpture exhibition in Mannheim, titled “The Imaginary City of the Devoted.” Speaking at the opening, Bahaydin
Shaqlawa SC reclaims glory
The Mountain Lions secure promotion to the Kurdistan Premier League after a dominant championship season. The long-awaited dream of a return to the pinnacle of
Iraq and Finland fight to sign Kurdish star Dario Naamo
The 20-year-old defender must choose between playing in the World Cup with Iraq or staying with his home team, Finland. A major battle has started
Peace and partnership or renewed crisis
By | Dr. Nazaket Hussen The current situation in Iraq and the wider region cannot yet be considered a post-war phase. Although periods of calm
A new cabinet and a bunch of old crises
By Salam Abdullah Since the fall of the Ba’athist dictatorship in 2003, nine cabinets have been formed in Iraq, two of which have been temporary
Next Iraqi government
Consolidation of the principle of political consensus, reform, and institution building. By Saadula Aqrawi I believe that Iraq stands at a critical political juncture as
Kurdistan Region and the Formation of the New Iraqi Government
By Payraw Anwar Following prolonged political deadlock, major Iraqi political factions have reached a preliminary agreement to nominate a candidate to form a new government,
Iraqi Militias in the Context of Regional Tensions & Iranian Strategy
By Tahseen Wsu Abdullah The complexity of events in Iraq in general and the Shiites in particular has led to the formation of militias in