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Iraq’s Family Law Amendment: A Step Backward
In early August 2024, thousands of Iraqi women took to the streets to protest a proposed amendment bill that could roll back women’s rights in Iraq and, as argued by critics, fan the flames of secta
South Korea and Kurdistan: A Special Bond of Friendship
In September, I had the honor of attending a celebration marking 20 years of friendship between South Korea and the Kurdistan Region. The event was a beautiful showcase of cultural and diplomatic ex
Sterling Heights and Ankawa Establish Sister City Partnership
Sterling Heights, in the U.S. state of Michigan, has officially established a “sister city” partnership with Ankawa, a district of Erbil in the Kurdistan Region, with the signing of an agreement by
German Support for Peshmerga and Regional Security
Colonel Lars Persikowski, the commander of the German Armed Forces in Erbil, told Kurdistan Chronicle in an exclusive interview at the Erbil Air Base that the German army has “a very good partnershi
Italian Ambassador Highlights Cultural Ties and Cooperation in Kurdistan
The outgoing Ambassador of Italy to Iraq Maurizio Greganti told Kurdistan Chronicle that it was easy to promote Italy in the Kurdistan Region and Iraq during his mission due to the great “love for t
Decades-Long Quest: Compensation for Anfal Victims
During the Anfal Campaign, an operation carried out against the Kurds by the Ba’athist regime in Iraq between February and September 1988, thousands of Kurds were buried alive, properties were loote
Kurdistan Election 2024: A Detailed Breakdown
In 1991, in the aftermath of the Gulf War to liberate Kuwait from the former Ba’ath regime of Iraq, the Kurds in the north rose up to finally free their areas from the decades-long systematic oppres
Kurdish Broadcasting from Cairo: A Pioneering Voice in Exile Media
All countries have unique media landscapes, but Kurdish media differs from media in other parts of the world for the noteworthy reason that it began in exile. The first Kurdish newspaper, titled Kur
Pioneers of Kurdish Legacy: Muhammad Amin Zaki
The Kurdish people, an ethnic nation with roots deeply embedded in ancient history, have a storied past that spans thousands of years. From ancient kingdoms to modern struggles for autonomy, the Kur
Kosovo and Kurdistan: Divergent Paths to Self-Determination
A few months ago, at the British think tank Chatham House, I had the opportunity to ask Kosovo’s Prime Minister Albin Kurti a question centered around the Kurdish quest for self-determination, drawi

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In early August 2024, thousands of Iraqi women took to the streets to protest a proposed amendment bill that could roll back women’s rights in Iraq and, as argued by critics, fan the flames of secta

In September, I had the honor of attending a celebration marking 20 years of friendship between South Korea and the Kurdistan Region. The event was a beautiful showcase of cultural and diplomatic ex

Sterling Heights, in the U.S. state of Michigan, has officially established a “sister city” partnership with Ankawa, a district of Erbil in the Kurdistan Region, with the signing of an agreement by

Colonel Lars Persikowski, the commander of the German Armed Forces in Erbil, told Kurdistan Chronicle in an exclusive interview at the Erbil Air Base that the German army has “a very good partnershi

The outgoing Ambassador of Italy to Iraq Maurizio Greganti told Kurdistan Chronicle that it was easy to promote Italy in the Kurdistan Region and Iraq during his mission due to the great “love for t

During the Anfal Campaign, an operation carried out against the Kurds by the Ba’athist regime in Iraq between February and September 1988, thousands of Kurds were buried alive, properties were loote

In 1991, in the aftermath of the Gulf War to liberate Kuwait from the former Ba’ath regime of Iraq, the Kurds in the north rose up to finally free their areas from the decades-long systematic oppres

All countries have unique media landscapes, but Kurdish media differs from media in other parts of the world for the noteworthy reason that it began in exile. The first Kurdish newspaper, titled Kur

The Kurdish people, an ethnic nation with roots deeply embedded in ancient history, have a storied past that spans thousands of years. From ancient kingdoms to modern struggles for autonomy, the Kur

A few months ago, at the British think tank Chatham House, I had the opportunity to ask Kosovo’s Prime Minister Albin Kurti a question centered around the Kurdish quest for self-determination, drawi

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