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A 35-Year Quest for Justice
Halala Jalal was only 12 years old when the Iraqi regime of Saddam Hussein attacked the Kurdish city of Halabja with chemical weapons. Miraculously,
Wings of Hope: A Yezidi and His Story
Foreword The so-called Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) has committed the crime of genocide against the Yezidi people. The Yezidis, a non-Mus
Solutions on the Shoulders of Giants: Germany’s Commemoration of the Yezidi Genocide
On Thursday, January 19, three major political parties in the German Bundestag – the Social Democrats, Greens and Free Democrats, and CDU/CSU sister
Heart and Reason: Choosing to Live in Kurdistan
For me, a 32-year-old French, Born and raised in Lyon, experiencing Kurdistan was like opening a gift package after having tried for a long time to
KRG Aims to Establish Child-Friendly Legal System
In February, the Ministry of Justice in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq and the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) announced a new collaborative i
KRI's Global Engagement: Highlights from MSC
The participation of the Kurdistan Region President Nechirvan Barzani at the Munich Security Conference (MSC) was a timely opportunity to share the
Loristan of Kurdistan
Loristan is a great region of Kurdistan and home to several long-serving Kurdish dynasties and independent states in history. Many medieval and earl
Invest Kurdistan: An Emerging, Multi-Sector Business Hub
The Kurdistan Region has emerged as a promising investment hub in recent years thanks to its relatively stable political climate, strategic location
March 5th: The Anniversary of Raperin
The Kurdish uprising (Raperin in Kurdish) began on March 5, 1991, in the aftermath of the Gulf War when Kurdish leaders called on the Kurdish popula
The Diplomacy of Conference
A Tribute to the KRG’s Role in the World Government Summit Holding diplomatic conferences and government summits remains critical in forging progre
The Unforgettable Legacy of Mustafa Barzani
"Our fight is against the tyranny and brutality of the Iraqi regime, not the Iraqi people. Regimes come and go, but people live on." Mustafa Barzan
Kurdistan (Still) Matters: From the War on Terror to Great Power Competition
With the War on Terror having been phased out in Iraq in 2017 after the Battle for Mosul, it seemed that the Kurdistan Region faded from the West’s

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Halala Jalal was only 12 years old when the Iraqi regime of Saddam Hussein attacked the Kurdish city of Halabja with chemical weapons. Miraculously,

Foreword The so-called Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) has committed the crime of genocide against the Yezidi people. The Yezidis, a non-Mus

On Thursday, January 19, three major political parties in the German Bundestag – the Social Democrats, Greens and Free Democrats, and CDU/CSU sister

For me, a 32-year-old French, Born and raised in Lyon, experiencing Kurdistan was like opening a gift package after having tried for a long time to

In February, the Ministry of Justice in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq and the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) announced a new collaborative i

The participation of the Kurdistan Region President Nechirvan Barzani at the Munich Security Conference (MSC) was a timely opportunity to share the

Loristan is a great region of Kurdistan and home to several long-serving Kurdish dynasties and independent states in history. Many medieval and earl

The Kurdistan Region has emerged as a promising investment hub in recent years thanks to its relatively stable political climate, strategic location

The Kurdish uprising (Raperin in Kurdish) began on March 5, 1991, in the aftermath of the Gulf War when Kurdish leaders called on the Kurdish popula

A Tribute to the KRG’s Role in the World Government Summit Holding diplomatic conferences and government summits remains critical in forging progre

"Our fight is against the tyranny and brutality of the Iraqi regime, not the Iraqi people. Regimes come and go, but people live on." Mustafa Barzan

With the War on Terror having been phased out in Iraq in 2017 after the Battle for Mosul, it seemed that the Kurdistan Region faded from the West’s

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