KRG warns of unilateral federal customs enforcement
KRG says unilateral customs measures paralyze trade, fuel inflation and undermine constitutional economic partnership across Iraq. A deepening customs dispute between Baghdad and the Kurdistan
Kurdistan region marks International Mother Language Day
Leaders reaffirm commitment to protecting linguistic diversity and strengthening cultural identity across all communities The Kurdistan Region marked UNESCO’s International Mother Language Day on February
Erbil launches landmark wastewater recycling project
The Kurdistan Regional Government has taken a decisive step toward modernizing Erbil’s environmental infrastructure with the launch of the first phase of the Erbil Wastewater
Over 680,000 to receive January salaries via Myaccount program
The Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) Ministry of Finance and Economy announced that more than 680,000 civil servants, pensioners, security personnel, and families of martyrs will
Construction advances on Korre-Shaqlawa-Qandil road Project
As part of the Ninth Cabinet of the Kurdistan Regional Government’s (KRG) focus on infrastructure development, work continues on the strategic Korre-Shaqlawa-Qandil road project. Recognized
KRG holds second anti-drug conference in Erbil
Erbil recently hosted the second conference on combating narcotics and psychotropic substances, organized by the Office of the Coordinator for International Recommendations, with support from
Nechirvan Barzani’s agenda in Munich: Kurdish rights and regional balance
A Diplomatic Marathon for Kurdish Interests Kurdistan Region President in Munich to Champion Stability and Kurdish Rights Kurdistan Region President Nechirvan Barzani concluded three days
KRG launches e-psule digital payment platform
In a ceremony attended by Masrour Barzani and Ali al-Alaq, alongside investors, entrepreneurs, and banking representatives, the Kurdistan Regional Government officially launched the e-psule digital
Toward a unified national Peshmerga force
For decades, the question of unifying the Peshmerga forces has stood at the heart of Kurdistan’s political and national discourse. Today, that question is no
Iraq’s Long Road to a New Government: Bargains, Blocs, and Brinkmanship
Three months after elections, Baghdad’s political elite remain deadlocked A Fractured Parliament, a Familiar Impasse Iraq held its sixth parliamentary elections since 2003 on November