Baghdad’s New Policy Toward the Kurdistan Region
By Payraw Anwar The recent developments between the Kurdistan Regional Government and international oil companies, particularly those based in the United States, have triggered a
Dancing Around Federalism: Kurdistan’s Uncertain Future in Iraq”
By Farhad Mohamad Since 1992 to 2003, the Kurdistan Region broke away from Baghdad’s grip and functioned as a de facto state, effectively cutting off
The policy of starvation for political gain
By Salam Abdullah The policy of the Iraqi government towards the Kurdistan Region is not new, because since the beginning of the Iraqi state, whenever
Kurdistan region welcomes over 2 million tourists in early 2025
The Kurdistan Region has welcomed more than two million tourists in the first four months of 2025, according to the Kurdistan Region’s Department of Tourism.
A Kurdish Youth in the UAE Achieves First Place
In the UAE, in the city of Abu Dhabi, at Abu Dhabi University, students from the University of Kurdistan participated in the (12th Undergraduate Research
Light project expands 24-hour electricity across Kurdistan Region
The Kurdistan Regional Government’s ambitious Light Project is steadily expanding, aiming to provide 24-hour electricity across the entire region by the end of 2026. Since
PM Masrour Barzani sets goal to attract 20 million tourists to Kurdistan
The Prime Minister of the Kurdistan Regional Government, Masrour Barzani, emphasized the government’s strong focus on developing the tourism sector as a key priority. Speaking
Baghdad’s economic squeeze: how federal policies undermine Kurdistan region’s growth
The relationship between Iraq’s federal government in Baghdad and the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) has deteriorated into a complex web of economic disputes that have