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
Kurds warn military post decision undermines partnership
Kurdish leaders say Baghdad’s unilateral military appointment breaches the constitution and weakens Iraq’s power-sharing system. Kurdish political leaders have accused Iraq’s federal authorities of violating
KRG expands Spain ties through football and tourism diplomacy
The Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) is strengthening its diplomatic and cultural footprint in Spain by harnessing the global appeal of football, deepening cooperation with La
Kurdish-Norwegian girl wins Norway’s young athlete award
Lanya Qais, an 18-year-old Kurdish girl born in Norway, has been named Norway’s 2026 Young Athlete of the Year, making history as the first recipient
Kurdish fighters win two world MMA titles in Oman
Four Kurdish mixed martial arts (MMA) athletes competed in a professional world championship tournament in Oman on January 30, with two fighters returning home as
Tell Shimshara: A 4,000-year-old window into Kurdistan’s ancient past
The Kurdistan Region is widely regarded as one of the oldest cradles of human civilization. Archaeological evidence continues to confirm that some of the earliest
The chronology of Reconstruction process of Kurdistan region
Kurdistan regional government (referred as KRG – Iraq hear after), has been established since 1992 (Kurdistan Regional Government, 2018), the main object of KRG –
We Are a Big Family
By Younes Mohammad In my childhood, I often accompanied my father to his workplace not only to help him, but to learn something about life