Sectarianism Instead of Ideology in a Failed Iraq
By Khadija Askandir Iraq is a country with a long and complex history. Its modern borders were drawn by the League of Nations in 1920,
The dangerous intersection:
(region without salary) and (salary without region) By Hogr Ibrahim Hakeem Iraq’s federal system, codified in a permanent but ambiguous and uneven constitution, has faced
An important meeting
By Salam Abdullah Yesterday’s meeting of the Political Bureau of the Kurdistan Democratic Party (KDP) and the brothers of the Kurdistan National Union (KNU) in
PUK Official: Unity key to defending Kurdish rights
A senior PUK and KDP official say Kurdish unity is vital to protect rights, resolve crises, and face Baghdad together. A senior official from the
Five years after Sinjar agreement, Yazidi displacement crisis persists
Nearly five years have passed since the Sinjar Agreement was signed between Baghdad and Erbil, yet none of its promises have been fulfilled. The failure
Food security anchors Kurdistan Region’s future
How Kurdistan overcame decades of food shortages to build a resilient agricultural system and ensure nourishment for all citizens. Food security stands as a cornerstone
Kurdistan Region’s step toward transparency and digital governance
Azad Salih Nadir, a university professor and expert in administration, praises the Kurdistan Regional Government’s remarkable achievements in administrative reform, especially its move toward digitizing government
Beekeeping in Kurdistan: Preserving heritage and growing exports
Beekeeping has been a treasured profession in Kurdistan since ancient times. Thanks to its favorable climate and mountainous terrain, Kurdistan’s honey has long been celebrated
KDP – PUK renew unity on salaries and cabinet
Senior officials from the Kurdistan Democratic Party (KDP) and the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan (PUK) held a high-level meeting in Pirmam last week, described by
Kurdistan invests in essential services as Baghdad ties salaries to oil and revenue transfers
Amid growing public frustration over delayed salaries and political tension with Baghdad, Kurdistan Region Prime Minister Masrour Barzani on Sunday, July 20, defended his government’s