Amedspor rises to top of Turkish League
Diyarbakır club reaches first place after dramatic 3–2 victory over Beşiktaş Amedspor president Nahît Eren has hailed the Kurdish club’s rise to the top of
The referendum’s lasting will
| Dr. Nazaket Hussen The 2017 independence referendum was more than a political event. It was a historic expression of the Kurdish people’s will and
Neither the Kurdish Nation is Femicidal, Nor is the Kurdish Woman Characterless
Pari Omar Khailani In human history, the attainment of basic rights and freedom has been a long path filled with sacrifice. On a global level,
Choosing the Right Asphalt for Kurdistan’s Roads
Dr. Agreen Abdoulla Azeez As the Kurdistan Region of Iraq continues to experience rapid development, significant progress is being made across a wide range of
The Unification of the Peshmerga Forces as a Strategic Foundation for Safeguarding the Political Entity of the Kurdistan Region
Tahseen Wsu Abdullah In the contemporary history of Kurdistan, the Peshmerga has been a symbol of resilience, sacrifice, and the defense of land and identity.
Nation Building and State Building
Hiwa Majid Khalil The application of the nation-building concept to postcolonial states was once widespread practice. Following the Soviet Union’s collapse, the notion of state-building
United Nations and International Disputes
Payraw Anwar The United Nations General Assembly meets every September, when representatives of all member states gather in the General Assembly Hall to address issues
My Country Leaves on the Thirtieth
Jamie Watt In my first year here, a Kurdish friend told me that Kurds have no friends but the mountains. I took it for a
Kurdish referendum discussed at Lausanne conference
Conference marks ninth anniversary of the 2017 Kurdistan independence referendum A conference titled “The Kurdish Quest for Independence and Regional Peace” was held in Lausanne,
Oil flows again, but trust still runs dry in Erbil and Baghdad
When Iraq’s new prime minister ordered oil companies in the Kurdistan Region back to work this summer, the decision was framed as an economic emergency