The Kurdistan Region: An Inspirational Model
By Payraw Anwar The Kurdistan Region of Iraq stands as an inspirational political and social model, shaped by major transformations in the international system following
The Kurdistan Region as a National Gathering Center for Kurds in Other Parts of Kurdistan
By Tahseen Wsu Abdullah As an influential party, the Kurdistan Region has always viewed the Kurdish issue from the perspective that national interests can be
Unifying the Political Discourse and Protecting the Constitutional Guarantees
By Saadula Aqrawi I believe that the Kurdish presence in Iraqi politics has been one of the most consequential dynamics shaping both federal governance and
The Kurdistan Region and France as Two Strategic Partners
By Miran Hussein The visit of the French Foreign Minister to the Kurdistan Region and his meetings with officials from both the Region and Western
Kurdistan calls for justice over crimes of previous Iraqi regime
For decades under the former Iraqi regime, the people of Kurdistan endured crimes including genocide, forced displacement, and the systematic erasure of their identity. Official
President Barzani mediates peace in Rojava amid Syrian clashes
As tensions escalated in Syria between the Syrian army and Kurdish forces, the Kurdistan Region maintained a consistent policy of negotiation, dialogue, and peaceful resolution,
KRG advances education with digital and infrastructure upgrades in 2025
The Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) continued its commitment to education in 2025, implementing a series of strategic initiatives aimed at improving infrastructure, advancing technology, and
Kurdish unity strengthens support for Rojava
Following recent turmoil in Rojava (Western Kurdistan), the unity and solidarity of the Kurdish people became a source of hope and pride for the nation,
Major Duhok Highway Nears Completion, Running Ahead of Schedul
The Kurdistan Regional Government’s strategic highway linking Etit to Ba’adre in Duhok Governorate has reached three-quarters completion, officials report, with work progressing 30% faster than