Iraq: An Incomplete State Trapped in History
By Farhad Mohamad Since its establishment in 1921, when the British installed the Hashemite King Faisal as its monarch, the state of Iraq was an
The blockade of the Kurdistan Region continues
By Salam Abdullah The Iraqi government continues its efforts to weaken the Kurdistan Region. We all know that the budget and salaries of the Kurdistan
MyAccount: The Kurdistan Region’s Quantum Leap Towards Economy-Making?
1. Economic Diagnosis Monoculture economy does not facilitate the evolution of a sustainable economic system; rather, capital is hindered by the absence of diversified sectors
Strategic roads fuel growth amid budget pressures
Despite 11 years of financial strain, the Kurdistan Region has completed 600 road projects, driving trade, tourism, and connectivity forward. The road and transport safety
Erbil and Baghdad negotiations bring hope for regional stability
Ongoing talks between the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) and the Iraqi Federal Government are fostering hopes for greater stability in the region. The international community
Former minister calls Iraq’s federal court resignation ‘unconstitutional’
Shirwan Haidari, former Minister of Justice for the Kurdistan Region, has condemned the recent mass resignation of members from Iraq’s Federal Court, describing the events
PKK to lay down arms in Kurdistan
Due to the peace process, 500 villages in Kurdistan are expected to be restored As part of renewed peace efforts between Turkey and the Kurdish
KRG commander warns: ISIS still active, regrouping in key areas
ISIS movements are resurging near Kirkuk, with Kurdish officials warning the group is reorganizing amid growing regional instability and clashes. Major General Abdulkhaliq Talat, the
Salaries held hostage, Kurdistan tests Iraq’s federal promise
Baghdad’s continued delay in public servant salaries sparks a political outcry, as Kurdish leaders demand constitutional respect and fiscal justice, while accusing Baghdad of weaponizing