The Kurdish Globe at 20: A Chronicle of Progress
By Jawad Qadir Two decades ago, the Kurdish Globe emerged in a landscape of both challenge and hope. Founded as the Kurdistan Region gained constitutional
The Kurdish Globe gave a window toward the World
By Salam Abdullah No one can deny the tragedies that have befallen our Kurdish people, although we have recorded and preserved these events in our
Building Bridges through Words: The Role of the Kurdish Globe
By Farhad Mohamed At the local level, journalism functions as the fourth estate, overseeing the performance of governance and upholding a balance of accountability among
Political Changes in the Middle East
By Saadula Aqrawi Efforts Needed to Protect the Kurdistan Region and safeguard its political autonomy A unified political front are critical to ensure the Kurdistan
Kurdistan Region in the Context of Middle East Changes
By Miran Hussein The Kurdistan Region is one of the most important areas in the Middle East due to its strategic location at the center
An Unexplained Aspect of the Census Process in Iraq
By Tahseen Wsu Abdullah In November 2024, the census was conducted in Iraq after 27 years, which means that no census has been conducted in
Kurdistan Region in Antalya Diplomacy Forum
By Payraw Anwar Diplomacy in the simplest way, is the art of negotiation. Especially between international actors whether it is state actor, or non-state actors.
Value of Kurdish Journalism on the Global Stage
By Jamison Watt Kurdish Journalism on the Global Stage: A Progressive Look into the New Middle East In the era of free and easy information
The Spirit of Easter, Shared by All
By Halat Laz In the West, Easter often brings pastel decorations to windows, chocolate eggs to store shelves, and joyful laughter to parks during egg
Thirty-Four Years Since UN Security Council Resolution 688
It has been thirty-four years since the United Nations Security Council issued Resolution 688, which was initiated by France. The resolution came just one month