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After 47 Years of War and 40,000 Deaths, PKK Declares End to Armed Struggle Choosing Peace Over Bloodshed

12 May 2025

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

The Hypocrisy of the CASANOVA’S Authorities in Kurdish Society

17 February 2025

The Hypocrisy of the CASANOVA’S Authorities in Kurdish Society By Nazhad O Saed

Shorash Omer Calls for Justice in Brother’s Unresolved Murder

29 December 2024

In an interview with Kurdfile Media, Shorash Omer, the brother of Hersh Omer—a Kurdish activist killed during a December 2017 demonstration in Koya—spoke out against the lack of accountability in … Read More

CRITICAL APPEAL: 29 YEARS of SILENCE—THE PLIGHT OF TAHISN OMAR ABDULLAH

22 December 2024

A wife is looking for her husband after being kidnapped in 1995 by KDP

The PUK and KDP aim to manipulate the public’s mental state through party-driven, agitated rhetoric.

1 October 2024

🔹 Screaming After Defeat 🔻 The PUK and KDP aim to manipulate the public’s mental state through party-driven, agitated rhetoric. 🔻 The KDP’s discourse of service holds no real value. … Read More

PUK pushes University employees to vote them in elections

28 August 2024

PUK pushes University employees to vote them in elections

Court Sentences Teacher to Prison for Supplying Biscuits to PKK

25 August 2024

Courts in Kurdistan are under the power of KDP and PUK, they are not able to practice properly!

How Much Does General Arin Barzani Study?

20 July 2024

Arin Masrour Barzani, son of KRG Prime Minister Masrour Barzani, is attending the prestigious Royal Sunderland Academy in the UK. His education, costing approximately $115,000 annually, highlights issues of public resource use and nepotism within the Kurdistan Regional Government.

Kurdistan Region Becomes Major Drug Hub Amidst Government Complicity

18 July 2024

The Kurdistan Region has become a major center for drug cultivation and trafficking, with high-ranking officials complicit in the trade, leading to widespread addiction, especially among children and young people, and social instability.

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After 47 Years of War and 40,000 Deaths, PKK Declares End to Armed Struggle Choosing Peace Over Bloodshed

The Hypocrisy of the CASANOVA’S Authorities in Kurdish Society

Shorash Omer Calls for Justice in Brother’s Unresolved Murder

CRITICAL APPEAL: 29 YEARS of SILENCE—THE PLIGHT OF TAHISN OMAR ABDULLAH

The PUK and KDP aim to manipulate the public’s mental state through party-driven, agitated rhetoric.

PUK pushes University employees to vote them in elections

Court Sentences Teacher to Prison for Supplying Biscuits to PKK

How Much Does General Arin Barzani Study?

Kurdistan Region Becomes Major Drug Hub Amidst Government Complicity