Kirkuk’s roots always remain Kurdish
Historian Tariq Karezi speaks on Kirkuk’s past and cultural heritage. In a city where history is often debated through politics rather than facts, Kurdish writer
Kurdish farmers in Kirkuk still waiting for justice
At dawn, long before the city stirs, Kurdish farmers in the villages surrounding Kirkuk walk toward fields their families have cultivated for decades. For many,
Iraq’s census shows major demographic shifts
Restructuring Iraq’s distribution of resources and political power Earlier this year, Iraq concluded its first comprehensive population census since 1987, marking a watershed moment for
Kurdistan honors its flag in unity
December 17 marked across the Region with traditional dress, ceremonies, and renewed calls for cohesion. The people of the Kurdistan Region marked Kurdistan Flag Day
PM Barzani, El-Sisi discuss investment and security
Leaders focus on expanding investments and fostering Middle East security. Kurdistan Regional Government Prime Minister Masrour Barzani held high-level talks with Egyptian President Abdel Fattah
New push to form Kurdistan’s tenth cabinet
KDP–PUK talks resume amid hopes of ending a year-long political deadlock More than a year after the Kurdistan parliamentary elections, the formation of the tenth
Yalda Night observed across Kurdistan
Each year, with the arrival of winter and colder days, people across Kurdistan commemorate Yalda Night, a culturally significant occasion marking the longest night of
President Barzani on Kurdish resilience, progress, and regional diplomacy
President Barzani highlights Kurdish resilience, strong US ties, hopes for peaceful Iran relations, and a prosperous, self-determined future. In an interview on The Capitol Hill