Shaikh Mahmoud and the Kurdish Uprising

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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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KRG Cabinet Anniversary: Delivering on Strategic Vision
In this article, Judi Barzani, Erbil's Director of Follow-Up Projects, emphasizes the government's vision. Key to thei
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Triumph over Challenges: Anniversary of KRG's 9th Cabinet
In a remarkable display of resilience and steadfast leadership, the Kurdistan Regional Government's (KRG) 9th Cabinet,
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KRG's New Representative in Washington DC
In a significant move to bolster diplomatic relations and strengthen ties with the United States, the Kurdistan Region
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What Iraq Truly Needs from Its Christian Community?
The recent crisis between the Presidency of the Republic and the Iraqi Christian Chaldean Patriarchate has raised an u
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Kurdistan Region Welcomes Chaldean Church Leader
On July 21, Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) Prime Minister Masrour Barzani warmly welcomed the Chaldean Patriarch
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UK Acknowledges Yezidi Genocide by ISIS
Last year, there was an exhibition of photos taken by the renowned architectural photographer and RAF officer Anthony
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Erbil and Baghdad Strengthen Relations
In a series of meetings aimed at resolving key issues between the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) and the Federal
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Unveiling Insights: Kurdistan Chronicle’s Sixth Edition Discourse
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Sevres to Grant Kurds Freedom, Lausanne to Make It a Pipe Dream
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100 Years of Dividing Kurdistan
The Kurdish people are, and have always been, the most victimized in the region by the national borders drawn by the 1
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Iraq's Oil History: How Kurdistan Was Wronged?
In the 1890s, there was a growing belief that Iraq, then a province of the Ottoman Empire, possessed significant oil a
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