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
Two major tourist cities to be established in Duhok
The tourism sector is emerging as a key driver of economic development in the Kurdistan Region, with the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) launching new projects
President Barzani: The Genocide of Barzanis was a crime against identity
The unfinished reckoning of the genocide against Barzanis Recognized as genocide, still awaiting justice The trucks came at first light. On July 31, 1983, Iraqi