Understanding the Kurdish Peshmerga

As one of the world’s largest ethnic groups without a state of their own, the Kurdish people have been fighting for independence and self-determinat

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International Ties to Support the Humanitarian Mission
Over the last decade, the Barzani Charity Foundation (BCF) and the Latter-day Saint Charities (LDSC) have been collabo
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Postwar Middle East Genocide
At the dawn of the 20th century, the Kurds and Armenians were largely forgotten about as the right to self-determinati
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Why I Joined the Kurdistan Regional Government
After over a decade of working in the media I recently joined the Kurdistan Regional Government. This career move was
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The Commitment to Institutional Reform
The Ninth Cabinet of the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) has undertaken significant efforts to enhance the enforce
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Yezidi Kurds Commemorate the Genocide
On August 3 of every year, the Yezidi Kurdish community commemorates a tragic chapter in its history – the genocide pe
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Nurturing Bilateral Ties and Regional Cooperation
In a remarkable diplomatic initiative aimed at strengthening bilateral ties and bolstering regional stability, Turkish
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EDITORIAL | Chronicles of Resilience, Culture, and Hope
In the chaos of our modern world, where news headlines broadcast incessant images of global strife and turmoil, it is
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Heroic Kurdish Bear: WWII's Paws of Valor
In the annals of history, tales of courage and valor have often been woven around extraordinary men and women. Yet the
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3,660 Days in Saddam's Prisons: Memoirs of a Christian Peshmerga
Throughout the 20th century, Kurdish Christians in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq – including Assyrians, Chaldeans, Syri
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Soviet Union's Politics Toward the Iranian Kurds
On August 25, 1941, during the Second World War, Iran was invaded by the three Allied powers – the Soviet Union, Unite
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Shaikh Mahmoud and the Kurdish Uprising
In this article, Richard Wilding examines relations between the Kurds and the British in the years following World War
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How Oil Shaped the Treaty of Lausanne
This article explores how oil played a crucial role in shaping the decision not to grant the Kurds a state during the
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The Colors that Define Us
Flag martyr “Early one morning, Ibrahim enthusiastically prepared himself for work as he did every day. He smiled as
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KRG's Bold Steps for Gender Equality
In a thought-provoking interview with Kurdistan Chronicle, Dr. Khanzad Ahmed, Secretary General of the High Council fo
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