Kurdistan
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INTL CONFLICTS
How stable would post-ISIS Iraq be?
By Farhang Faraydoon Namdar Haidar Al-Abadi, Iraqi prime minister visited Mosul and declared retaking of Mosul from ISIS after a…
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INTL CONFLICTS
Is the Iraq-Kurdistan’s referendum a declaration of war against Iran and Turkey? Or another catastrophe for the Kurds?
By Farhang Faraydoon Namdar and Aran Ghafoor Ahmad Iraqi Kurdistan will hold an independence referendum in 25th September, 2017. This has…
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ASIA
Importance of NATO’s Incirlik Airbase for Turkish-American relations
By Mehmet Bildik Turkey and United States have been close security partners for more than half a century. Their partnership…
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ASIA
The next crucial question: Is it time to discuss an independent Kurdistan
By Abdul Manan An extended stroll off Lake Geneva leads up to a modest Kebab shop. In the company of flamboyant…
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ASIA
Turkey: Whom the gods would destroy
By Rene Wadlow “Whom the gods would destroy, they first make mad” Attributed to Prometheus, the bringer of fire to humanity The…
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ASIA
21 March: Nowruz, the recurrent renewal
By Rene Wadlow May the soul flourish; May youth be as the new-grown grain. Nowruz, usually celebrated on 21 March…
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Breaking News
Kurdish-backed fighters capture key IS stronghold in Syria
The Kurdish-backed Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) on Friday captured the city of Shadadi, the main stronghold of the Islamic State (IS)…
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AMERICAS
The UN leadership team and the Non-Aligned Movement
By René Wadlow There is currently an active discussion among UN delegations in New York concerning the way in which the…
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AMERICAS
Revolting world
By Robert J. Burrowes There is much that is revolting about the current world and Andre Vltchek, Christopher Black and…
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ASIA
Suicide bombing kills 28 in Turkish border town
A suicide bombing killed 28 people and wounded 100 others in southeastern Turkey on Monday, a governor said. The blast…
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