The Media Line3d
After 45 Years, Will the Kurdish-Turkish Conflict in Iraq Come to an End?
Kurdish leaders affiliated with the PKK are more cautious about dissolving the party. They believe it is unwise to abandon 45 ...
Wilson Center1d
Baghdad’s Push for (Re)Centralization: Understanding the Impact of Declining Federalism in Iraq
By looking at the shift in the balance of power, the author explains the potential geopolitical risk if Iraq walks away from ...
Assyrian International News Agency12d
Addressing the Precarious Religious Freedom in Iraq
Another member of the Iraqi Religious Freedom Roundtable, Amir Mawloud, from Kurdistan, spoke next. The Kurds are a large ...
The Associated Press on MSN13d
Head of the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria Has Been Killed, Iraqi Prime Minister Says
When the agreement was reached to end the coalition’s mission in Iraq, Iraqi political leaders said the threat of IS was ...
usace.army.mil4d
Retired US Army Chemical Corps major defended freedom in three war zones
KILLEEN, Texas – A retired U.S. Army Chemical Corps major defended freedom on the Korean Peninsula and served in the Vietnam War, Operation Desert Storm and Operation Iraqi Freedom during his ...
Rudaw10d
Iraqi FM deplores Israeli attacks on Gaza, confirms clear ‘Zionist’ threats to Iraq
The Iraqi foreign ministry on Tuesday condemned the renewed Israeli operations in the Gaza Strip, which have led to the ...
The Jerusalem Post Blogs2d
After 45 year, will the Kurdish-Turkish conflict in Iraq come to an end?
The jailed founder of a Kurdish nationalist group has called for the movement to lay down its arms, but Kurdish forces seem unwilling to as long as Turkish strikes continue. Syrian Kurds hold ...