Twenty-Four Arduous Hours for the KDP
Diyar Harki – Founder of KurdFile What unfolded last night, as clarified during a live broadcast, began as a land dispute — a conflict that could have been resolved through … Read More
Category: Kurdistan
CORRUPTION IN THE KURDISTAN REGION OF IRAQ
Kurdistan MP Kidnapped for Criticizing KDP Leader Barzani
London – Sunday, 29 June 2025 Kurdistan Region MP Sipan Amêdî, a member of the New Generation (Naway Nwe) parliamentary faction, was kidnapped today by security forces in Duhok Governorate … Read More
Sixty Days Without Salaries: KRG Leaves Kurdistan Citizens in Economic Trauma
June 22, 2025 – London It has now nearly 60 days since the government of the Kurdistan Region of Iraq (KRG) last distributed monthly salaries for April, leaving public sector … Read More
The PKK’s Transition: A Peace Initiative or a Political Strategy?
Dr Rebwar Fatah The Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) has long stood at the center of the Kurdish-Turkish conflict, evolving from a militant force to a political symbol of Kurdish resistance. … Read More
Kurdistan Earned $12.9 Billion But Salaries Are Still Missing
Growing Public Anger over Disappearing Budget is being a fact that cannot be ignored anymore. A recent CNN Business report, citing none other than Kurdistan Region Prime Minister Masrour Barzani, … Read More
Officials are Exempt from the Scourge of HIV
Diyar Harki – Founder of KurdFile A recent report by Rudaw indicated that six beauty salons were closed due to involvement in illicit activities and the transmission of HIV/AIDS. This … Read More
“Dirty Hands”: How They Are Driving Erbil into a Public Health and Moral Collapse
By Kurdfile Editorial team| Investigative Report | Erbil | May 26, 2025 In the shadows of Erbil’s rapid urban growth, a health catastrophe is unfolding one not born of ignorance … Read More
Kurdistan’s Caretaker Government Signs U.S. Energy Deals, Sidestepping Baghdad’s Authority
Washington – The Kurdistan Region’s transitional administration has signed two major oil and gas contracts with U.S. companies, bypassing Iraq’s federal government and drawing sharp criticism over legal overreach, … Read More
After 47 Years of War and 40,000 Deaths, PKK Declares End to Armed Struggle Choosing Peace Over Bloodshed
In a decision that could alter the course of history for millions of Kurds and Turks alike, the Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) has announced the end of its armed campaign … Read More
Another Voice Silenced: The Arrest of Activist Qaidar Hussein
The arrest of Qaydar Hussein, a young activist from Akre, is yet another blow to freedom of expression in the Kurdistan Region. His only “crime” was sharing a short video … Read More