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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 on two separate deployments between 1750 and 1770, during which he observed the
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 Kurdistan Region, from May 2 to May 4, 2023. This groundbreaking event aimed to shed
Peshmerga: The Hope for a Nation
I first met Khairi Hussein, a middle-aged peshmerga commander of average height with fearless eyes, during the operation to liberate Sinjar, which is home to many Yazidis. Even though he was a lieut
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 afflicted the entire nation following the 2011 revolution. Despite the liberation of
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 of turmoil and tragedy for several years. The region, home to a diverse mix of
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 convey their political aspirations. This practice stems from the legendary Mustafa
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 Elysée Palace, Masrour Barzani was received on February 16 by French President
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 of welcoming HRH the Duchess of Edinburgh, Princess Sophie, to the region. Duche
The British and Ottoman Struggle for Control of Mesopotamia
In this article, Richard Wilding looks at relations between the British and Ottoman Empires before, during, and after World War I, and the reasons why the British invaded Mesopotamia in 1914. He als
Barzani National Memorial: Preserving a Collective Legacy
The region of Barzan is deeply significant in the history of the Kurds and Kurdistan, not only in Southern Kurdistan, or Bashur, but also in Bakur, Rojhilat and Rojava. Barzan was destroyed several

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Almost 250 years ago, Pope Clement XIV delegated priest Domenico Lanza to Mosul. The priest spent 14 years in the city on two separate deployments between 1750 and 1770, during which he observed the

The international scientific conference on the genocide of the Faili Kurds was held in Erbil, the capital of the Kurdistan Region, from May 2 to May 4, 2023. This groundbreaking event aimed to shed

I first met Khairi Hussein, a middle-aged peshmerga commander of average height with fearless eyes, during the operation to liberate Sinjar, which is home to many Yazidis. Even though he was a lieut

The Kurds have endured immense suffering under successive dictators in Syria, including during the hardships that afflicted the entire nation following the 2011 revolution. Despite the liberation of

Sinjar, a small town located in the disputed territories between Iraq and the Kurdistan Region, has been at the center of turmoil and tragedy for several years. The region, home to a diverse mix of

Throughout modern history, Kurdish leaders have consistently forged strong ties with their French counterparts to convey their political aspirations. This practice stems from the legendary Mustafa

There are details that do not deceive: in the wake of the visit of Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Chia Al Sudani to the Elysée Palace, Masrour Barzani was received on February 16 by French President

In a warm and cordial reception, Prime Minister of the Kurdistan Regional Government Masrour Barzani had the pleasure of welcoming HRH the Duchess of Edinburgh, Princess Sophie, to the region. Duche

In this article, Richard Wilding looks at relations between the British and Ottoman Empires before, during, and after World War I, and the reasons why the British invaded Mesopotamia in 1914. He als

The region of Barzan is deeply significant in the history of the Kurds and Kurdistan, not only in Southern Kurdistan, or Bashur, but also in Bakur, Rojhilat and Rojava. Barzan was destroyed several

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