What If?
Author: Razhan Ahmed – UK Kurdish Activist What if the Kurdistan security forces had treated demonstrators with the same restraint, professionalism, and respect for human rights expected of the French … Read More
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Harki is an independent investigative journalist and human rights advocate. As a member of the National Union of Journalists (NUJ), he focuses on exposing corruption and human rights abuses in Kurdistan and Iraq. He voluntarily contributes to Kurdfile Media.
Urgent Appeal for Sherwan Sherwani’s Life
Barzan Sherwani, the brother of imprisoned journalist Sherwan Sherwani, has warned that Sherwan’s health condition has seriously deteriorated, while no responsible authorities have intervened to provide assistance. Sherwan Sherwani began … Read More
Looting Under the Flag: How Power Turned War into Private Wealth
By Diyar Harki The case now unfolding in the United States is not an isolated scandal. It is a window into a system. When the U.S. Department of Justice moves … Read More
A Region in Name, A Dynasty in Practice
Diyar Harki What took place in Abu Dhabi was not routine diplomacy. It was a signal—clear, deliberate, and impossible to ignore. When Nechirvan Barzani appeared on the international stage accompanied … Read More
U.S. Justice Department Targets Barzani-Linked Assets in Major Corruption Probe
KurdFile – London, the U.S. Department of Justice initiated a civil forfeiture action seeking to seize a luxury property in Beverly Hills, allegedly connected to Kurdish military figure Mansour Barzani. … Read More
Amedi’s Election Deepens Kurdish Divide and Exposes Iraq’s Fragile Power Balance
By Diyar Harki KurdFile Media The election of Nizar Amedi as Iraq’s president was meant to close one chapter of post-election deadlock. Instead, it has opened another—one that underscores deepening … Read More
Family Torn Apart: Drone Strike Kills Couple Near Erbil
KurdFile Media The war between regional powers has once again claimed lives far from the frontlines. In a quiet village north of Erbil, Musa Rasul and his wife Mujda Hassan … Read More
Kataib Hezbollah Frees Shelly Kittleson But the Message Is Clear
The release of Shelly Kittleson by Kataib Hezbollah after a week in captivity does not signal restraint. It signals control. In its official statement, the group framed the decision as … Read More
Abduction in Baghdad: Militias, Impunity, and the Strategic Logic Behind Shelly Kittleson’s Kidnapping
The reported abduction of journalist Shelly Kittleson is not only a personal tragedy—it is a stark illustration of the fragmented sovereignty and entrenched militia power that continue to define Iraq’s … Read More
Dohuk Detentions Expose a Deeper Crisis Behind Kurdistan’s Electricity Policy
Diyar Harki The detention of activists Rêber Emînki and Sabah Atrushi in Dohuk marks a familiar turning point in the Kurdistan Region’s political playbook: when public frustration crosses a certain … Read More