United Nations and International Disputes
Payraw Anwar The United Nations General Assembly meets every September, when representatives of all member states gather in the General Assembly Hall to address issues
My Country Leaves on the Thirtieth
Jamie Watt In my first year here, a Kurdish friend told me that Kurds have no friends but the mountains. I took it for a
Kurdish referendum discussed at Lausanne conference
Conference marks ninth anniversary of the 2017 Kurdistan independence referendum A conference titled “The Kurdish Quest for Independence and Regional Peace” was held in Lausanne,
Oil flows again, but trust still runs dry in Erbil and Baghdad
When Iraq’s new prime minister ordered oil companies in the Kurdistan Region back to work this summer, the decision was framed as an economic emergency
Talks intensify to reactivate Kurdistan Parliament
Efforts to remove obstacles to forming the new Kurdistan Regional Government and reactivating the Kurdistan Parliament have intensified as political parties continue their talks and
1.75 million students return to school in Kurdistan Region
110 textbooks and curricula revised, while 236 new schools and kindergartens have been built The new 2026–2027 academic year has begun across the Kurdistan Region,
Erbil Master Plan 2050: A new roadmap for sustainable tourism development
Introduction: After Erbil was named the Arab Tourism Capital in 2014, the city has continued to attract large numbers of tourists from inside Iraq and
KRG Prime Minister: Leaving Kurdistan Region without defense systems is a concern
The British newspaper Financial Times published a report on Sunday, September 27, containing several statements by Masrour Barzani, Prime Minister of the Kurdistan Regional Government.
Leaders mark Kurdistan referendum anniversary
President Masoud Barzani and PM Masrour Barzani marked nine years since Kurdistan’s independence referendum President Masoud Barzani marked the anniversary with a message on X: