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The Door of No Return An Encounter with Senegal’s History
Like many others, I love to travel and learn about other countries, their people, cultures, and histories. As someone of Kurdish descent, I have always been drawn to the history of other nations tha
A Personal Journey Through Kurdistan
I was first introduced to Kurdistan unexpectedly one evening while watching a documentary about the region’s remarkable recovery from the devastation wrought by ISIS. I was particularly struck by th
Kurds in Moorhead: Contributing to Culture and Diversity
As the Mayor of Moorhead, Minnesota, it is with great pride and heartfelt emotion that I reflect on the recent establishment of Moorhead’s Friendship City partnership with Zakho, Kurdistan. This mom
Fifty Years After Algiers Agreement: A Legacy of Turmoil, A Call for Peace
Half a century has passed since the signing of the 1975 Algiers Agreement between the Shah of Iran and Saddam Hussein’s regime – an accord that dramatically reshaped the political, security, and eco
Baghdad’s Financial Squeezing of Kurdistan Undermines U.S. Interests
On May 20, the Kurdistan Regional Government finalized two multibillion-dollar gas agreements with U.S. energy firms in Washington, DC. This strategic alignment by Erbil not only reaffirmed its en
Kurdistan’s Path Toward Unity and Stability
In the past two months, the Kurdistan Region has witnessed several initiatives related to ethnic and religious coexistence, the most significant of which was the National Prayer Breakfast held on Ap
The Catholic Church and Peace on Earth
Humanity has always longed for peace. Despite this aspiration, war has continually reshaped history. However, something seems to have changed in Western Christian culture, where armed conflicts have
Kurdistan: A Place to Embrace All
Kurdistan Chronicle has been selected for the Award of Excellence by the Religion Communicators Council, an interfaith association of religion communicators working in print, digital media, advertis
Kurdistan’s Pension Reforms: Shaping the Future of Social Security
A clear victory by the incumbent government in the October elections reflects public confidence in the Kurdistan Regional Government’s (KRG) vision for a better future. In its previous tenure, the gov
Challenges Facing the Kurdistan Regional Government in 2025
The Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) has faced many political, economic, military, and social challenges since 1992, overcoming some of them and failing to resolve others. In 2025, it faces many

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Like many others, I love to travel and learn about other countries, their people, cultures, and histories. As someone of Kurdish descent, I have always been drawn to the history of other nations tha

I was first introduced to Kurdistan unexpectedly one evening while watching a documentary about the region’s remarkable recovery from the devastation wrought by ISIS. I was particularly struck by th

As the Mayor of Moorhead, Minnesota, it is with great pride and heartfelt emotion that I reflect on the recent establishment of Moorhead’s Friendship City partnership with Zakho, Kurdistan. This mom

Half a century has passed since the signing of the 1975 Algiers Agreement between the Shah of Iran and Saddam Hussein’s regime – an accord that dramatically reshaped the political, security, and eco

On May 20, the Kurdistan Regional Government finalized two multibillion-dollar gas agreements with U.S. energy firms in Washington, DC. This strategic alignment by Erbil not only reaffirmed its en

In the past two months, the Kurdistan Region has witnessed several initiatives related to ethnic and religious coexistence, the most significant of which was the National Prayer Breakfast held on Ap

Humanity has always longed for peace. Despite this aspiration, war has continually reshaped history. However, something seems to have changed in Western Christian culture, where armed conflicts have

Kurdistan Chronicle has been selected for the Award of Excellence by the Religion Communicators Council, an interfaith association of religion communicators working in print, digital media, advertis

A clear victory by the incumbent government in the October elections reflects public confidence in the Kurdistan Regional Government’s (KRG) vision for a better future. In its previous tenure, the gov

The Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) has faced many political, economic, military, and social challenges since 1992, overcoming some of them and failing to resolve others. In 2025, it faces many

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