Census: Threats and Risks
Kurdish Identity and Existence Through Data By Payraw Anwar Iraq plans to conduct a census this month after a long period. The process’s slogan
Baghdad’s Policy Toward Erbil; (Tactics, Pressure, Strategy)
By Tahseen Wsu Abdullah Relations between Erbil and Baghdad have gone through ups and downs since 2003, so that the relations were only normal
Trump’s second term: Implications for the Kurds
By Zak Amin The 2024 US presidential election returned Donald Trump to office, and his presence raises some very serious questions for the Kurdish
Impact of Donald Trump’s Presiden
By Saadula Aqrawi I believe that when Donald Trump became the 45th president of the United States in January 2017, his “America First” foreign
“The State System Will Lead Turkey’s Kurdish Issue Towards Resolution
Several Turkish Leaders Have Discussed the State System By Karzan Gli The Kurdish issue in Turkey has been discussed since the establishment of the Turkish
Northern Kurdistan politicians analyze Turkey’s new peace process
By Khalil Atach* Regarding the “resumption of the peace process in Turkey,” I argue that this so-called peace process lacks clear direction. Why did
One (KRG, Government, Parliament and Peshmerga Forces)
By Salam Abdullah It is no secret to the majority of our people that on the day of the establishment of the region as
Religious and ethnic components demand more representation in parliament
In Kurdistan, components hold key government positions and demand continued attention and increased representation in the new cabinet and parliament In Kurdistan, full attention is
Kurdistan’s efforts safeguard rights, combat human trafficking
The KRG advances inclusivity, promotes peacebuilding, and enacts measures to protect minorities while combating human trafficking across regions The Ninth Cabinet of the Kurdistan Regional