Documenting corruption in Kurdistan Region of Iraq
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
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 On this International Women’s Day, we are called not just to celebrate, but to understand. The most enduring questions are not about fleeting trends, but about our … Read More
Dr Rebwar Fatah “The symbol reflects a traditional Kurdish facial tattoo motif associated with protection, light, and continuity, drawing on ancient regional cosmological imagery rather than formal religious doctrine. It … 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
Dr Rebwar Fatah One bullet echoes—not guilt, but fear holds the breath. Silence multiplies. I. Introduction: A Shot, a Silence, a PatternOn the evening of September 2, 2025, journalist and … Read More
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
On April 6, 2025, violent clashes erupted between two families of the Harki tribe in the town of Girdasen, part of the Akre district. The conflict, which raged for several … Read More
