Written by
Blog
Explained: Understanding the Civil Servant Protests in Kurdistan’s Sulaimani
For over 12 days, civil servants in the Kurdistan Region’s Sulaimani province have been staging protests. Among them, 12 have embarked on a hunger strike. Today, hundreds of demonstrators attempted…
Read More (3 min. read)
Written by
Editorial Team
Dueling Between Iraq’s Top Courts Reveals Strategic Divisions in the Pro-Iran Camp
The ongoing power struggle between Iraq’s two highest judicial bodies—the Supreme Judicial Council and the Federal Supreme Court—has reignited over the General Amnesty Law, which was passed by the Iraqi…
Read More (3 min. read)
Written by
Editorial Team
How to Understand the Growing Civil Disobedience and Protests in Sulaimani?
For the past week, a protest camp has been set up in front of the UN office in Sulaimani. The two groups leading this movement, including a hunger strike, have…
Read More (3 min. read)
Written by
Editorial Team
What Trump’s Election Means for the Kurdistan Region?
Instead of a long-form essay, we outline key points that may shape what Trump’s presidency could mean for the Kurdistan Region: Key Determinants: The implications of Trump’s return to office for…
Read More (3 min. read)
Written by
Editorial Team
Religion, Tribal Power, and Social Media Collide: The Firestorm Over a Kurdish Influencer’s Words
Veniam possimus ut voluptatem. Non sed omnis. Reprehenderit ex eos. Et debitis quis numquam.
Read More (3 min. read)
Written by
Editorial Team
Highlights from the Iraqi Census: A Focus on the Kurdistan Region
Non rerum. Sunt. Incidunt doloribus.
Read More (3 min. read)
Written by
Editorial Team
The case of IQ Company: Corruption Allegations, Business Rivalries, and Power Struggles in Iraq’s Fiber Optic Sector
A series of leaks and media reports have placed Iraqi President Latif Rashid and his close associates at the center of a growing corruption scandal, primarily linked to the lucrative…
Read More (3 min. read)
Written by
Arivan
Kurdistan Region’s 2024 Budget: Record-High Revenues, Yet Salary Shortfalls Persist
Nemo excepturi. Quo ut minima quo.
Read More (3 min. read)
Written by
Arivan
Masrour Barzani Funded Media Wage Honor-Based Harassment Campaign Against Rivals’ Spouses
Several prominent social media outlets funded by Masrour Barzani, including Khwakurk (337K followers), Keshay Computer (3.3M followers), and Paytext (301K followers), have consistently crossed ethical boundaries in their attacks against…
Read More (3 min. read)
