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EDITORIAL | Kurdistan Region Heads to COP29
The Kurdistan Region is known for its rich cultural heritage, diverse ecology, towering mountains, and unique landscapes. In recent years, the region has grappled with one of the most complex and ur
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Kurdistan’s Leap into the Digital Age
In an era where digital interactions have become the norm, governments around the world are under increasing pressure to modernize and adapt to the needs of their citizens. The Kurdistan Regional Go
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Transforming Kurdistan’s Healthcare
Perched on a small hill in Baharka, on the outskirts of Erbil, the Nursing and Midwifery Development Center (NMDC) stands ready to fulfill its mission. Opened in January 2024 after years of dedicate
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Iraqis Lose Faith in Democracy
Iraq’s journey toward and through democracy has certainly been tumultuous, marked by significant challenges and setbacks, and begs the question of whether the Iraqi people have lost faith in it. Thi
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EDITORIAL: The Global City of Tomorrow
Erbil, one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in human history, is not only rich in ancient heritage, but is also emerging as a modern cultural and social hub in the Middle East. This ancie
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Advancing Democracy and Media Freedom
The Kurdistan Region of Iraq continues to solidify its reputation as a bastion of democracy and freedom in the Middle East. Recognizing the pivotal role that media and transparent communication play
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EDITORIAL | A Test of Democracy
The Kurdistan Region of Iraq is gearing up for a pivotal national election in October. This election is not just a routine political exercise but a significant milestone that will test the resilienc
