Should the world be concerned with Turkish interference in Syria How much control does Turkey exert on the rebel groups? Paul Davis Dec. 02, 2024 Opinion
A Soft Manifesto: Kurds and cultural diplomacy in a reshaping world This soft manifesto explores the importance of cultural diplomacy in today's world, particularly for nations striving for recognition and influence on the international stage Soran Naqishbandy Nov. 29, 2024 Opinion
What’s in a census? Kurdish anxieties about Iraq’s population census In Iraq, a census is far more than a simple enumeration; it is deeply political. The 2024 population census has sparked concerns, particularly among Kurds, reflecting growing anxiety about their position and future in Iraq. Mohammed A. Salih Nov. 27, 2024 Opinion
War Crimes Vs. War The current ICC arrest warrant against Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu, implicating him in war crimes, comes during the war and with no attempt to collect direct evidence. This rush to judgment indicates more of a political move than an attempt to enforce justice. Paul Davis Nov. 25, 2024 Opinion
What is next in US Foreign Policy Now that Donald Trump has won the Presidency of the United States, there is concern around the world as to how America’s foreign policy will change. With wars in the Middle East and Eastern Europe, we can expect to see a number of changes Paul Davis Nov. 19, 2024 Opinion
How wars cost female candidates in US presidential elections Both female presidential candidates ran for the White House during critical periods of conflict in areas of American influence: the Syrian crisis in 2016 for Clinton and the events of October 7 for Harris Mustafa al-Saray Nov. 13, 2024 Opinion
Understanding the meaning of Political Philosophy in the Kurdistan Region Unfortunately, up until now some individuals lead big parties in Iraq and specifically in the Kurdistan Region with basic or limited understanding of political philosophy and express that to their audience through an attitude unbecoming of their status Wissam Massify Nov. 09, 2024 Opinion
A key to Kurdistan Region’s prosperity; why people chose PM Barzani again Despite other parties employing strong rhetoric and antagonism in the campaigns leading up to the elections, the people of Kurdistan Region made their voices heard on voting day, renewing faith in a party and prime minister who have evidently delivered on their promises of prosperity and development over the past five years and have an admirable vision and plan for what the future of this Region should look like Dilan Sirwan Oct. 29, 2024 Opinion
Clarity in Kurdistan elections; as white as its mountains Although the election period witnessed heated rhetoric and challenges among candidates and participating parties, particularly between the two ruling parties, the process proceeded without any obstacles or armed confrontations between the involved parties, including the ruling two. Abdulla Reshawi Oct. 24, 2024 Opinion
Galawezh Cultural Festival; 30-years of creative history under threat Soran Naqishbandy Sep. 16, 2024 Opinion
Mohammed A. Salih Modest expectations for PM Sudani's Washington visit: U.S. policymakers should prioritize economy and relations with KRG 7 months ago