Documenting corruption in Kurdistan Region of Iraq
All about political corruption
Dr Rebwar Fatah Abstract This article investigates the strategic and diplomatic failure of the joint United States–Israeli covert operation designed to open an eastern front against Tehran following the outbreak … Read More
On the Crisis of Collective Imagination. One of the gravest afflictions across the Middle East—and in many fractured societies—is not merely conflict or corruption, but a deep and enduring poverty … Read More
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
Diyar Harki The reported death of Tahir Jalil Habboush, Saddam Hussein’s last intelligence chief, closes a chapter that never fully ended. His life after 2003—marked by disappearance, insurgency links, and … Read More
Dr Rebwar Fatah Thesis: Reports suggest that a coalition of Kurdish political groups may be considering entering Iran as armed factions, viewing the conflict between Iran, Israel, and the United … Read More
Dr Rebwar Fatah, London based MENA expert AbstractThis article examines the US-Israeli military campaign against Iran in 2026, tracing its evolution through three distinct stages: pre-war diplomacy, a sustained air … Read More
Dr Rebwar Fatah Abstract This article examines patterns of external engagement with Kurdish populations in the Middle East through the lens of international humanitarian law and international criminal law. Drawing … Read More
Baghdad / Erbil — New findings have raised serious questions about the quality of political representation provided by Kurdish parties in Iraq’s federal legislature. According to investigative data, around one … Read More
SULAIMANI, Kurdistan Region — The detention of Kurdish opposition leader and media owner Shaswar Abdulwahid has been extended beyond the completion of his prison sentence, with authorities prolonging his custody … Read More
ERBIL, Kurdistan Region — More than a year after being sworn in, members of the Kurdistan Parliament have yet to convene a single formal session, despite collectively receiving billions of … Read More
