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The UK Coronates a New Monarch, Celebrating Community, Diversity, Sustainability, and Youth
On May 6, 2023, the United Kingdom (UK) witnessed the historic coronation of King Charles III and Queen Camilla, marking the dawn of a new era for the British monarchy with an event that we at the B
American Innovations to Diplomacy in the Iraqi Kurdistan Region
One of the things that I’ve always admired about my country is our indomitable spirit of innovation. Many of our founding politicians, statesmen, and diplomats were themselves inventors, including B
Reflecting on Col. Lyon's Vision After the Recent Erbil-Baghdad Agreement
The accord reached in April between Erbil and Baghdad has triggered a sense of déjà vu, evoking memories of an experience I had in London during the 1970s: I had the honor of fulfilling the request
A Deal for Today, a Roadmap for Tomorrow
Context Following the March 23 ruling by the International Court of Arbitration of the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC), which suspended oil exports from the Kurdistan Region to Turkey’s por
A Momentous Month of Remembrance, Resilience and Diplomatic Triumph
April is always a vibrant and momentous month in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq, and this year proved especially significant and dynamic. The April 2023 edition of Kurdistan Chronicle explores the mon
“Free Besikci”: A Call of Friendship, A Message of Fidelity
While the Kurds remain deprived of their basic rights and continue to stand up for their cause, they are often given a helping hand from their friends, in this case not only ‘the mountains’. There h
Decisive Action: The UK’s 1991 Intervention
Art sometimes imitates real life. The number one record on the British pop music charts in March 1991 was by The Clash and was called “Should I Stay or Should I Go?” You couldn’t find a better way
A 35-Year Quest for Justice
Halala Jalal was only 12 years old when the Iraqi regime of Saddam Hussein attacked the Kurdish city of Halabja with chemical weapons. Miraculously, Halala managed to survive the attack, but she has
Solutions on the Shoulders of Giants: Germany’s Commemoration of the Yezidi Genocide
On Thursday, January 19, three major political parties in the German Bundestag – the Social Democrats, Greens and Free Democrats, and CDU/CSU sister parties – motioned to recognize the 2014 massacre
KRI's Global Engagement: Highlights from MSC
The participation of the Kurdistan Region President Nechirvan Barzani at the Munich Security Conference (MSC) was a timely opportunity to share the Kurdistan Region of Iraq’s (KRI) perspective on co

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On May 6, 2023, the United Kingdom (UK) witnessed the historic coronation of King Charles III and Queen Camilla, marking the dawn of a new era for the British monarchy with an event that we at the B

One of the things that I’ve always admired about my country is our indomitable spirit of innovation. Many of our founding politicians, statesmen, and diplomats were themselves inventors, including B

The accord reached in April between Erbil and Baghdad has triggered a sense of déjà vu, evoking memories of an experience I had in London during the 1970s: I had the honor of fulfilling the request

Context Following the March 23 ruling by the International Court of Arbitration of the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC), which suspended oil exports from the Kurdistan Region to Turkey’s por

April is always a vibrant and momentous month in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq, and this year proved especially significant and dynamic. The April 2023 edition of Kurdistan Chronicle explores the mon

While the Kurds remain deprived of their basic rights and continue to stand up for their cause, they are often given a helping hand from their friends, in this case not only ‘the mountains’. There h

Art sometimes imitates real life. The number one record on the British pop music charts in March 1991 was by The Clash and was called “Should I Stay or Should I Go?” You couldn’t find a better way

Halala Jalal was only 12 years old when the Iraqi regime of Saddam Hussein attacked the Kurdish city of Halabja with chemical weapons. Miraculously, Halala managed to survive the attack, but she has

On Thursday, January 19, three major political parties in the German Bundestag – the Social Democrats, Greens and Free Democrats, and CDU/CSU sister parties – motioned to recognize the 2014 massacre

The participation of the Kurdistan Region President Nechirvan Barzani at the Munich Security Conference (MSC) was a timely opportunity to share the Kurdistan Region of Iraq’s (KRI) perspective on co

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