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Aland Jabar – Activists Dictatorship is a political system that legitimizes itself through self-affirmation, centralization of power, and the suppression of free expression. In the Middle East, this system has…

Nazhad Osman – Activists We live in a phase where, in an unspoken and unacknowledged manner, subalternity has become institutionalized within the official hierarchies of zones marked in green, yellow,…

Arez Noori – Activists Highlighting looting, corruption, and decadence as deeply entrenched realities is not merely a neutral observation, but rather an outright indictment of the ruling duopoly—both the Kurdistan…

Peshawa Abdulla Muhammad – Activists I honestly do not know where to begin. I feel as though this man has lost touch with reason—his mind appears disoriented, yet he proceeds…

Salar wahid – Activist Corruption has become more widespread in underdeveloped societies and dictatorships, particularly in states that suffer from political instability and social incoherence due to ethnic and religious…

Paywand Hamaamin – Activists For years, the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) has presented itself to the global community as a democratic achievement within Iraq. However, in truth, it falls far…

Akam Abdullah Sdiq – Activists This statement may seem paradoxical, yet it encapsulates a lived reality in today’s Kurdistan Region. Share it with anyone and, if they’re even slightly frustrated,…

Akam omar mohamad – activists In Iraq, electricity costs merely 10 dinars per kilowatt. Yet remarkably, the caretaker government of Kurdistan Region has raised prices to between 72 and 350…

Dana Mohammed – activist Across the globe—and especially in countries blessed with vast reserves of oil and gas—natural resources have often served as engines of national development and prosperity. From…

Rebwar Fattah – Activists Electricity is not a luxury. It is a fundamental right — a public service essential for education, healthcare, economic productivity, and basic human dignity. And yet,…