Young Kurdish-Swedish boxer wins gold
Farida Hussein, an 11-year-old talent from Umeå, claims first place in her weight category at the 2026 Swedish Youth Boxing Championship, marking a remarkable debut
Erbil SC star Mustafa Qabil out for two months
Erbil SC faces a major setback after the Kurdistan Derby against Zakho SC, as star forward Mustafa Qabil will be sidelined for approximately two months
Duhok women clinches Iraq minifootball cup
The team defeated Al-Budair in a tense penalty shootout to claim the Iraq Women’s Minifootball Cup, marking a historic milestone for women’s sports in Kurdistan
Consensus is key to Iraq’s stability
By | Dr. Nazaket Hussen Iraq is a multi-ethnic and multi-sectarian country. After the fall of Saddam Hussein’s dictatorship, the old system no longer functioned,
Kurdistan Region and Regional Conflicts
By Payraw Anwar Global and regional conflicts have intensified in recent years, with the Middle East remaining a central arena for geopolitical competition. The region
The Munich Conference and the Paradiplomacy of the Kurdistan Region
By Miran Hussein Paradiplomacy is a relatively new concept in the fields of politics and international relations. It refers to the diplomacy conducted by non-state
Kurds and the Experience of International Conferences: the Munich Security Conference, for Example
By Tahseen Wsu Abdullah International congresses, conferences and forums are not a new phenomenon in the field of international relations, but this phenomenon dates back
Munich Security Conference 2026 – The Kurds Position
By Ismail Abdullah Ahmed At the 62nd Munich Security Conference in February 2026, the atmosphere inside the Bayerischer Hof is defined by a palpable anxiety
A Quiet Shift on Our Roads: Why Electric Vehicles Make Sense for Kurdistan’s Future
By Jamie Watt Over the past few months, I have noticed something new on my commutes across Erbil: A growing number of electric vehicles are
Modernity in the Kurdistan Region: A National Strategy for Renewal
By Larisa Muhammed The concept of modernity in the Kurdistan Region is not just a theoretical issue or a dry sociological study, but it also