Kurdish representation in Iraq army far below constitutional level
The ratio of Kurds in the Iraqi army is very low and has been systematically reduced. According to the Iraqi constitution, the Kurdish share in
Kurdish parties navigate fragmentation and strategy in Iraq’s pivotal November elections
As Iraq prepares for parliamentary elections on November 11, 2025, Kurdish political forces face critical choices that will determine their influence in Baghdad amid an
New public hospital inagaurated in Duhok
Prime Minister Masrour Barzani of the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) officially inaugurated the Shorsh-Hetit Public Hospital in Deraluk, Duhok Governorate, expanding access to quality healthcare
KRG launches major water projects to secure Kurdistan’s future
The ninth cabinet of the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) has begun implementing strategic projects to address the water crisis, combat drought, and ensure long-term water
KRG launches Green Belt to protect Erbil’s environment
In a major environmental initiative, the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) has launched a project to plant a 2-kilometer-wide green belt encircling the city of Erbil.
Strengthening the Kurdish voice in Baghdad
By | Dr. Nazaket Hussen The upcoming Iraqi Council of Representatives election stands as one of the most pivotal political events shaping the future of
Togetherness will secure our rights
By Salam Abdullah The election campaign is getting heated day by day and the parties are busy with conferences, meetings and seminars, and each party
Kurds and Representation in Baghdad
By Payraw Anwar Representation is a cornerstone of any governance system. Since the emergence of the social contract theory, when human beings transitioned from the
Iraqi Election: Kurdish solidarity and Unified Discourse can preserve the rights
By Saadula Aqrawi For the Kurdish people and the Kurdistan Region, this election will be more than just another political contest. It will be a
Who Rules in Iraq? Formal Institutions or the Deep State?
By Tahseen Wsu Abdullah The title of this article begins with an important question: “Who rules in Iraq?” This question carries a number of complex