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Safe Haven for Asylum Seekers
On July 10, 2024, Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) Prime Minister Masrour attended a significant ceremony announcing new guidelines for organizing refugee affairs in the Kurdistan Region. This ev
Drinking Champagne for Love and Freedom in 'The Diplomat'
An American woman married to a Kurdish man recommended a book to me while we were enjoying tea and pastries in their living room. The book, titled The Diplomat, is authored by James Aldridge. This s
Nationalism in Kurdistan: A Historical and Sociopolitical Review
To comprehend the historical trajectory of the Kurdish intellectual heritage, it is imperative to undertake a brief retrospective historical analysis. Beginning from the late Ottoman Empire period,
Enabling Refugees in Kurdistan’s Education System
Here in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq, people know what it means to flee one’s home to escape violence and persecution. Every Kurdish family has experienced firsthand what it means to be a refugee. T
Chaldean Patriarch Commends Kurdish Support after Reinstatement
On June 22, following his return to Baghdad, Chaldean Patriarch Cardinal Louis Raphael Sako published a letter extending his thanks and appreciation to the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) leader
Kurdish Spirit in the United States of America: The Story of Bakhtiyar Dargali
Bakhtiyar Dargali was born in 1960 in the village of Dargala, in the Balakayati/Rawanduz area of the Kurdistan Region. Known for its breathtaking beauty, Dargala frequently housed peshmerga fighters
Cybercrime: Solutions for Iraq and the Kurdistan Region
Last September, experts from diverse backgrounds in academia, government, and law gathered on a panel in Erbil as part of the first annual forum of the Iraq International Visitor Leadership Program
Genuine Federalism: The Only True Path Towards Prosperity in Iraq
In many ways, the overthrow of the regime of Saddam Hussein and the establishment of a federal system has intensified, not reduced, the interethnic and sectarian tensions in Iraq. Most mainstream
A Special Relationship: South Korea and the Kurdistan Region
This year marks two decades since the deployment of the South Korean army to Erbil, the capital of the Kurdistan Region of Iraq. The Zaytun Division arrived in September 2004, joining the U.S.-led c
India Offers 50 Scholarships to Kurdistan
As part of its capacity building and development cooperation initiative, the Republic of India announced last month that 50 fully funded scholarships would be made available to students in the Kurdi

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On July 10, 2024, Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) Prime Minister Masrour attended a significant ceremony announcing new guidelines for organizing refugee affairs in the Kurdistan Region. This ev

An American woman married to a Kurdish man recommended a book to me while we were enjoying tea and pastries in their living room. The book, titled The Diplomat, is authored by James Aldridge. This s

To comprehend the historical trajectory of the Kurdish intellectual heritage, it is imperative to undertake a brief retrospective historical analysis. Beginning from the late Ottoman Empire period,

Here in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq, people know what it means to flee one’s home to escape violence and persecution. Every Kurdish family has experienced firsthand what it means to be a refugee. T

On June 22, following his return to Baghdad, Chaldean Patriarch Cardinal Louis Raphael Sako published a letter extending his thanks and appreciation to the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) leader

Bakhtiyar Dargali was born in 1960 in the village of Dargala, in the Balakayati/Rawanduz area of the Kurdistan Region. Known for its breathtaking beauty, Dargala frequently housed peshmerga fighters

Last September, experts from diverse backgrounds in academia, government, and law gathered on a panel in Erbil as part of the first annual forum of the Iraq International Visitor Leadership Program

In many ways, the overthrow of the regime of Saddam Hussein and the establishment of a federal system has intensified, not reduced, the interethnic and sectarian tensions in Iraq. Most mainstream

This year marks two decades since the deployment of the South Korean army to Erbil, the capital of the Kurdistan Region of Iraq. The Zaytun Division arrived in September 2004, joining the U.S.-led c

As part of its capacity building and development cooperation initiative, the Republic of India announced last month that 50 fully funded scholarships would be made available to students in the Kurdi

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