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 and gas reserves. This belief s

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Crisis Management Training Institute: A Milestone for Disaster Control in Kurdistan
In June the Kurdistan Region hosted an important event in Erbil to announce the inauguration of the Training and Crisi
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Charting the Path for German-Kurdish Relations
In this interview with Kassem Taher Saleh, a German-Kurdish Member of Parliament, the focus is on his official visit t
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Award-Winning CNN Journalist Discusses Iraq's Media and Political Challenges
Jomana Karadsheh, an award-winning CNN journalist, recently visited Erbil to share her experiences and stories with a
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PM Barzani’s Town Hall Meeting Sets New Precedent
Town hall meetings, or town halls, have long been a staple of democratic societies, providing a platform for citizens
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Kurdistan Region and Türkiye: Strengthening Bilateral Relations
In a significant diplomatic move, Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) Prime Minister Masrour Barzani embarked on a vis
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Jordan and Kurdistan: New Cooperation Opportunities
As the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, we are proud of our historical fraternal relationship with the brotherly Republic
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Today Does Not Resemble Yesterday
Almost 250 years ago, Pope Clement XIV delegated priest Domenico Lanza to Mosul. The priest spent 14 years in the city
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Unveiling the Genocide of the Faili Kurds: Urgent Calls for International Action
The international scientific conference on the genocide of the Faili Kurds was held in Erbil, the capital of the Kurdi
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Peshmerga: The Hope for a Nation
I first met Khairi Hussein, a middle-aged peshmerga commander of average height with fearless eyes, during the operati
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The Plight of Syrian Kurds: Refugees, Exiles, and Hope Amidst Hardship
The Kurds have endured immense suffering under successive dictators in Syria, including during the hardships that affl
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The Fate of Sinjar: Uncertainty Looms as Thousands Remain Displaced
Sinjar, a small town located in the disputed territories between Iraq and the Kurdistan Region, has been at the center
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Mustafa Barzani's Plea to de Gaulle: Cease Arming Iraq
Throughout modern history, Kurdish leaders have consistently forged strong ties with their French counterparts to conv
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The Kurds Have No Better Friends than France
There are details that do not deceive: in the wake of the visit of Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Chia Al Sudani to the
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A Royal Connection: Duchess Princess Sophie's Visit Fortifies Kurdistan-UK Ties
In a warm and cordial reception, Prime Minister of the Kurdistan Regional Government Masrour Barzani had the pleasure
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