Kurdistan Foundation’s Youth Event Promotes Debating Culture

“It’s important to review and improve debate programs within schools and the Ministry of Education. These

KRG Calls For Continued Dialogue On Oil Exports

The Kurdistan Regional Government’s (KRG) Council of Ministers in a meeting on Wednesday urged the KRG’s Minis

International Conference in Duhok Highlights KRG Support for Yezidis

On Tuesday, April 29, 2025, under the patronage of Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) Prime Minister Masrour

KRG Looks Forward to Working with New Canadian PM

Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) Prime Minister Masrour Barzani on Tuesday extended his congratulations to

MoPA Receives Modern Technology to Help Save Lives

On Monday, the Peshmerga Medical Force Readiness Initiative was announced. Funded by Spirit of America, the pr

Kurdish Leaders Discuss KRG Cabinet Formation

Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) Prime Minister Masrour Barzani on Monday met with Patriotic Union of Kurdi

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How a Kurdish Club is Redefining Iraqi Football

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Kakayis Celebrate 800-Year-Old Giving Day Tradition

29 April

Kurdistan: A Place to Embrace All

25 March

Kurdistan’s Pension Reforms: Shaping the Future of Social Security

25 March

Challenges Facing the Kurdistan Regional Government in 2025

25 March

March: A Defining Month for the Kurds

21 December 2013

Dr. Saman Shali

he issue of Kirkuk is a complex and sensitive one. It involves historical, ethnic, and political factors,

Newroz in Westminster

We are used to seeing music played on the davul and zurna and traditional Kurdish dancing at weddings and community celebrations. But hearing their echo through the halls of the UK Parliament during Newroz, the Kurdish New Year, is something truly rare and remarkable. In the past, Kurds in the UK

Mufti of Erbil’s Prayer at Church

In the early 1960s, during his visits to various places and meetings with friends, I always loved accompanying my late father, Rashad Mufti. As the youngest son in the family, I was especially dear to him, and he often fulfilled my requests with love and patience. In keeping with his personal hab

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 become increasingly unimaginable. Undoubtedly, the Catholic Church has contributed to this change.

POLITICS

Kurdistan Region Edges Closer to a New Government

Six months have passed since the last parliamentary elections in the Kurdistan Region, yet a new government has not been formed. The prolonged period, however, is increasingly seen as an opportunity for major political parties to find common ground and build unity in the face of external challenge

POLITICS

The Uncertain Future of Post-Assad Syria

POLITICS

Jimmy Carter’s Legacy of Peace, Human Rights, and the K

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ECONOMY

The Light Project: Addressing Electricity Shortage

ECONOMY

Next Generation: Looking into the Hopes of Iraqis

With a history marked by security crises, economic hardships, societal challenges, and most recently, the worsening effects of climate change, Iraq

ECONOMY

Dusara: A Kurdish Pioneer in Firefighting Vehicles

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