Opinion Unbroken Voices: The Continuing Struggle Against Oppression in Kurdistan May 4, 2026 Shahoz Sidiq (Website Administrator) No Comments Ranj Bakhtyar Saeed – Activist Sardasht Osman: Victim of a Free Pen: Sardasht Osman was a Kurdish journalist and student who was kidnapped in Erbil on May 4, 2010, and…
Opinion Handing Kirkuk to a Turkmen and the Future of the City. April 30, 2026 Shahoz Sidiq (Website Administrator) No Comments Farman Mohammed Haji – Activist The Patriotic Union of Kurdistan (PUK), through a partisan decision, reached an agreement with the Turkmen Front in Kirkuk to hand the governorship of Kirkuk…
Opinion Kurdish Journalism Day: A Voice Under Pressure April 23, 2026 Razhan Ahmed (Website Administrator) No Comments Paywan Hamaamin- Activist On the anniversary of Kurdish Journalism Day, we commemorate not only the long and proud history of Kurdish media, but also the sacrifices of journalists who dedicated…
Opinion The Uprising: Between the People’s Glory and the Authority’s Shame, Who Auctioned Off the Achievements? March 5, 2026 Shahoz Sidiq (Website Administrator) No Comments Mohammed Hussein Mawlood – Activist When the flames of rage from the uprised people of Ranya and other Kurdish cities toppled the palaces and bastions of the Ba’ath regime on…
Opinion Media in the Kurdistan Region: Oversight Role and Limits of Freedom March 3, 2026 Shahoz Sidiq (Website Administrator) No Comments Farhang Tahir Qadir – Activist In a democracy, the media should act as a “fourth power.” It watches what the government does, shares people’s opinions, and makes sure citizens can…
Opinion A few words about the events of February 17, 2011 February 14, 2026 Shahoz Sidiq (Website Administrator) No Comments Hastyar Burhan Mohammed – Activist February 17, 2011 was a historic day. People in Kurdistan took to the streets demanding change, an end to corruption, and better public services. However,…
Opinion The Kurdish Authorities Aren’t “Lucky”—They Are Sustained by Our Silence! February 14, 2026 Razhan Ahmed (Website Administrator) No Comments Nazhad Osman Saed- Secretary of Dakok Organization It is a profound travesty that a nation capable of uniting and shaking the streets of the world for other parts of the…
Opinion They Cut Her Braid, Not Her People January 23, 2026 Kuzhein Mahmood (Website Administrator) No Comments Rabar Khadir Omer – Activist A braid is not merely a physical attribute; within Kurdish cultural and social tradition, it constitutes a visible embodiment of history, dignity, and collective belonging.…
Opinion Iraqi Kurdistan Employees Face Another Year of Salary Delays December 27, 2025 Shahoz Sidiq (Website Administrator) No Comments After ten years of salary deferrals and deductions, estimates show that each employee in the Kurdistan Region has lost between 40 to 50 million dinars due to decisions made by…
Opinion World Solidarity Day – 20/12 December 20, 2025 Razhan Ahmed (Website Administrator) No Comments Miran Rahim – Activist The United Nations has designated December 20 as World Solidarity Day—a reminder that we are stronger together. Achieving peace, justice, and defending human rights requires unity…