Documenting corruption in Kurdistan Region of Iraq
Baghdad — Iraq’s Community Police Directorate, under the Ministry of Interior, has reported 196 cases of violence against men so far in 2025. (قناة الرشيد الفضائية) According to Colonel Moayed … Read More
Tensions have risen between the Kurdistan Democratic Party (KDP) and the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan (PUK) amid accusations that both parties are trying to pressure or as some allege, “buy” … Read More
In the span of just one year and across two separate elections, the number of invalid ballots in the Kurdistan Region has risen by more than 82,000, according to new … Read More
Sarkhel Mahammed For two hundred and forty-one years, Sulaymaniyah has stood as a centre of Kurdish literature, culture and intellectual life. It has been a place where movements for freedom, … Read More
Nearly one year and one month after the 2024 Kurdistan parliamentary elections, the legislature remains without an established presidency, leaving the future of the region’s key governing institution in … Read More
Opinion | Diyar Harki – Founder of KurdFile There is little reason for optimism in this election. The outcome appears predetermined: the Kurdistan Democratic Party (KDP) and the Patriotic Union … Read More
London KurdFile Media Political tensions between the Kurdistan Democratic Party (KDP) and the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan (PUK) intensified this week after senior KDP official Fazil Mirani, head of the … Read More
Awat Jamal – Journalist and Activist Those voters who depend on political parties for employment, support, or patronage have very little incentive to vote for opposition parties, because they … Read More
Life Story| Diyar Harki – Founder of KurdFile Faith in the electoral process has collapsed. The outcomes appear engineered — structured precisely as the designers and financiers intend. There is … Read More
Diyar Harki – Founder of KurdFile His shirt and shoes alone cost $17,500. What is unfolding in Kurdistan is beyond ordinary inequality. Citizens endure economic suffocation, delayed salaries, and … Read More
