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Kurdish Leaders Discuss Strengthening Japan-Kurdish Relationship
Kurdish leaders on Tuesday met Japan’s new Ambassador to Iraq, Akira Endo, and discussed strengthening the relationshi
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Turkish Envoy Envisions Stronger Relations with Kurdistan
Known for its hospitality and atmosphere of peaceful coexistence, Erbil embraces anyone, be it a refugee seeking a saf
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Erbil-Baghdad Financial Disputes Only Scratch the Surface
Almost two weeks into 2025, lawmakers and ministers across various political parties representing the Kurdistan Region
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Kurdistan at Davos: Economic and Political Engagement at WEF 2025
Each year, top international decision-makers from governments, businesses, and civil society organizations gather in D
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KRG Coordinator Briefs UN Agencies on Kurdistan’s Action Plan for Human Rights
On Wednesday, February 12, 2025, the Kurdistan Regional Government’s (KRG) Coordinator for International Advocacy Dind
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Kurdish Issue Requires Resolution: Vladimir Putin
Russia’s President Vladimir Putin on November 19 told reporters that, after World War I, “the Kurds were promised thei
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Kurdish Leaders and Coalition Commander Address Strategies to Counter ISIS
Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) Prime Minister Masrour Barzani on Tuesday received Major General Kevin Leahy, the
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Peshmerga Forces Conduct anti-ISIS Operation
The Ministry of Peshmerga Affairs on Thursday posted on X that its 18th Infantry Brigade had conducted an extensive se
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Iraq, Kurdistan, and Lithuania Initiate a New Chapter in Digital Transformation
On November 7, 2024, OSMOS, a non-profit think-and-do tank based in Lithuania, held their first online knowledge excha
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Next Generation: Looking into the Hopes of Iraqis
With a history marked by security crises, economic hardships, societal challenges, and most recently, the worsening ef
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Kurdistan Election: An Evolving Democracy
Citizens in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq went to the polls on October 20 to cast their votes and elect members of the
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Iraq’s Family Law Amendment: A Step Backward
In early August 2024, thousands of Iraqi women took to the streets to protest a proposed amendment bill that could rol
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