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COLUMNISTS
Mohammed Omer Ousta
Perils of Iraq Standoff
Chriss Whitney
Some School Lessons
Mohammed Ali Bapir
Few Words about Kurdistan, the other Iraq
IWPR: Concern Over Kurdish Journalist's Unsolved Killing
By Namo Abdulla
Probe into murder of satirical blogger has yet to yield results, fuelling anxiety among rights groups and media workers.
Kurdistan Military Commander Warns PJAK To Stop Attacking Iran
Mahmoud Sengawi warned the members of The Party of Free Life of Kurdistan known as PJACK, to not launch armed activates from the border of Kurdistan deteriorating the stability of the northern region of Iraq.
KRG Expected To Resume Oil Exportation Tomorrow
Oil from Iraqi Kurdistan oil fields is going to be exported tomorrow, the Kurdistan government natural resources minister said to reporters in Erbil on Wednesday.
Kurds and Jews Establish Friendship Association
To strengthen relations between the Kurds and Jews, a number of Kurds and Jews quietly announced the establishment of Kurdistan-Israel Friendship Association last month in the city of Koln in Germany.
An Iraqi Kurdish Islamic Party Will Welcome Mullah Krekar if He Is Deported By Norway
Iraqi Kurds codemn the deaths of five Kurdish activists in Iran
Abducted Kurdish Writer Is Found Dead in Iraq
Iraqi Elections – Change in Kurdistan?
Kurdistan Donates US$ 52 Thousand for Haiti
Hundreds of Children Found in Mass Grave
Kurdistan establishes its own stock exchange
Obama Invites Kurdistan President Barzani
Barzani to Visit to Washington Soon
NATIONAL
Killing Journalist Brings Thousands of Iraqi Kurds to Streets
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Killing of Journalist Inflames Iraqi Kurds
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Iraqi Elections: Nationalism or Sectarianism?
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A Wide Network of NGOs to Protect Upcoming Iraqis’ Votes
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Turkey's Kurdish Refugees Protest their forcible Expulsion from Iraq
WORLD
Arabs Hostile Approach to Iran is a “Big Mistake”, an Arab Historian says.
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Ocelan Publicizes His Road-Map to Solve Turkey's Kurdish Issue
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Defining Security within an International Context
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Polygamy is rife in Turkey
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A Interview with US Vice President Biden
OPINIONS
Democracy in Kurdistan
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Human Rights in Limbo
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Political Motivations Behind Marx's Theory
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Western Companies' Strategies in the Middle East
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National Implications of the Kurdish Elections
INTERVIEWS
Kurdistan's Oil
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Kurdistan's Democracy Needs US Presence
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Nazif Shah Ahmed On Islamic Philosphy
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Israel’s Interest needs an Independent Kurdistan in Iraq, Ex-Mossad official says.
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Talabani, Barzani and institution-building in Iraq
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Hundreds of Children Found in Mass Grave
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ERBIL: THE NEXT DUBAI
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UKH the Best Iraq's Debater
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Some Comments on Turkey’s Election Outcomes and AK party.
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A Kurdish Magazine: Barzani’s son replaces Talabani’s Son in Washington.
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Does Terrorism Require a Global Response?
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A Journey to Qandil among PKK and PJAK
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KRG Expected To Resume Oil Exportation Tomorrow
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Kurdish Official Discourse Should Change From Kirkuk for Kurdistan to Kirkuk for Kirkukis, a US professor says
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Is Really Turkey a Democratic State?
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Four Kurdish Political Parties Pressure KRG to Reform
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ERBIL: THE NEXT DUBAI
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Hundreds of Children Found in Mass Grave
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Western Companies' Strategies in the Middle East
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A Kurdish Magazine: Barzani’s son replaces Talabani’s Son in Washington.
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Kurdish Official Discourse Should Change From Kirkuk for Kurdistan to Kirkuk for Kirkukis, a US professor says
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Chomsky on The Kurds
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Ages of one-sided love
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Does Terrorism Require a Global Response?
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Young Kurds Search for A New Life
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BOOK REVIEW
A Wolf’s Eyes,
Reviewd By: Mihemed Eli Zalla
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