Schmidt’s Wisdom on Iraq and the Kurds

In geopolitics, some voices echo across the ages. Dana Adams Schmidt, a distinguished journalist and former correspondent for The New York Times, pe

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Kurdistan Ready to Power Up Climate Diplomacy Through Collaboration with Counterparts
Confronting climate change poses a formidable challenge, particularly in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq (KRI), where the
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Throughout the history of the Kurdish liberation movement, spanning various stages of struggle and defense, our unwave
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How to Solve the Kirkuk Issue Once and for All
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