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Schmidt’s Wisdom on Iraq and the Kurds
In geopolitics, some voices echo across the ages. Dana Adams Schmidt, a distinguished journalist and former correspondent for The New York Times, penned a letter to British Colonel Wallace A. Lyon i
Kurdistan Region’s Practical Approach to Tackling Climate Change
As the world grapples with the pressing issue of climate change, the Kurdistan Region of Iraq (KRI) has emerged as a proactive player in addressing environmental challenges. In a bid to bolster thes
Kurdistan Ready to Power Up Climate Diplomacy Through Collaboration with Counterparts
Confronting climate change poses a formidable challenge, particularly in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq (KRI), where the impact of increasing temperatures, persistent droughts, frequent floods, and re
Kurdistan Will Play Its Role in Confronting Climate Change
This year’s Middle East Peace and Security (MEPS) Forum is taking place at a pivotal moment, both for the world as a whole and for the Middle East in particular. The unfolding challenges in the regi
Navigating Today’s Storms with the Kurdish Spirit
I was a few years older than my now son when my father whispered in my ears his peshmerga stories before I slept every night. That is how I grew up. The different stories of my childhood lullabies a
The Fragmentation of Iraq: Historical Factors and Current Challenges
Modern Iraq – the borders of which were drawn by British colonialism in 1921 – is vastly different from the ancient Iraq described in history books. The British merged various regions into modern Ir
Cross Purposes for U.S. Involvement in Kurdistan
The long struggle of the Kurdish people for self-rule yielded a significant achievement in 1992 with the formation of the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq (KRI). U
A Federal Vision Path to Stability
Throughout the history of the Kurdish liberation movement, spanning various stages of struggle and defense, our unwavering commitment has been to secure the legitimate rights of the Kurdish people.
My Three-day Experience in Kurdistan
Greetings from Erbil! My visit to this stunning city coincided with the unforgettable celebration of International Women's Day. It was an honor for me to engage in a discussion on women's rights a
The Lausanne Treaty and the Kurdistan Region of Iraq’s Autonomy
It has now been 100 years since the signing of the Treaty of Lausanne, and by any objective assessment, the treaty created more problems than it solved. While it was only one of many postwar agreeme

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In geopolitics, some voices echo across the ages. Dana Adams Schmidt, a distinguished journalist and former correspondent for The New York Times, penned a letter to British Colonel Wallace A. Lyon i

As the world grapples with the pressing issue of climate change, the Kurdistan Region of Iraq (KRI) has emerged as a proactive player in addressing environmental challenges. In a bid to bolster thes

Confronting climate change poses a formidable challenge, particularly in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq (KRI), where the impact of increasing temperatures, persistent droughts, frequent floods, and re

This year’s Middle East Peace and Security (MEPS) Forum is taking place at a pivotal moment, both for the world as a whole and for the Middle East in particular. The unfolding challenges in the regi

I was a few years older than my now son when my father whispered in my ears his peshmerga stories before I slept every night. That is how I grew up. The different stories of my childhood lullabies a

Modern Iraq – the borders of which were drawn by British colonialism in 1921 – is vastly different from the ancient Iraq described in history books. The British merged various regions into modern Ir

The long struggle of the Kurdish people for self-rule yielded a significant achievement in 1992 with the formation of the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq (KRI). U

Throughout the history of the Kurdish liberation movement, spanning various stages of struggle and defense, our unwavering commitment has been to secure the legitimate rights of the Kurdish people.

Greetings from Erbil! My visit to this stunning city coincided with the unforgettable celebration of International Women's Day. It was an honor for me to engage in a discussion on women's rights a

It has now been 100 years since the signing of the Treaty of Lausanne, and by any objective assessment, the treaty created more problems than it solved. While it was only one of many postwar agreeme

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