U.S.–Iraq tensions over PMU
By Payraw Anwar The United States still remains a key player in Iraq’s political and security landscape. Since the fall of the Ba’ath regime, U.S.–Iraq
The Kurdistan Region of Iraq: Between Modernity and its Unique Cultural Heritage (Harmony or Difference)
By Hewa A. Ahmed In fact, the KRI is considered one of the most prominent examples in the Middle East, as it has successfully combined
In Iraq A dream Through Blood and Hope
Sectarianism, Corruption and Weak Institution By Saadula Aqrawi Unfortunately Iraq, a nation rich in history and natural wealth, has for decades been plagued by political
T he Ninth Cabinet of the Kurdistan Regional Government: Overcoming Challenges and Building a Strong Infrastructure
By Frsat Said Shkur Introduction The ninth cabinet of the Kurdistan Regional Government, led by Prime Minister Masrour Barzani, took office on July 10, 2019.
The role of women in Kurdish media
By Larisa Muhamed Abdulrahman The media is one of the most influential forces of the modern era, and one of the foundations of human society,It
“The Pen and the State: Ehmedê Xanî’s project for Kurdish Statehood
By Khadija Askandir Ahmadi Khani (1650-1707 AD) was a great Kurdish poet, writer, intellectual and philosopher. one of the most famous classical poets of the
Success of the Diplomatic Relations of the Kurdistan Region
By Dr. Saman Sorani * The Kurdistan Region, as a federal entity within the geographical framework of Iraq, holds a very advanced and special position
Kurds in New Iraq: From the Problem of an Entity to Citizenship
By Tahseen Wsu Abdullah In the rebuilding of the new Iraqi state, after the disappearance of the oppressive Ba’ath regime (in 2003), the Kurds played
Soran’s landmark bridge set to be Iraq’s tallest
By the end of this year, the Soran Independent Administration will unveil Iraq’s tallest bridge, set to stand more than 30 meters high. The ambitious
Runaki Project lights the way to 24/7 power
Amid Iraq’s power crisis, Kurdistan advances infrastructure to deliver reliable 24-hour electricity across the region. A spokesperson for the Kurdistan Regional Government’s Ministry of Electricity