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Erbil’s History Cannot Be Rewritten by a Flag
Turkmen woman wearing a hat with a Turkmen Front flag, gestures the Turkish nationalist “Grey Wolf” sign at Erbil Citadel,...
Israel’s promises and Arab-Turkish violence, no independence
Kurdish demonstrators carry an image of PKK founder Abdullah Ocalan, Germany, 2025. Photo: AFP Between Israel's promises and Arab-Turkish violence,...
Kurdish UFC fighter Namo Fazil knocked out by Kaik Brito
Kurdish-Finnish UFC fighter Namo Fazil, right, is knocked out by Brazilian fighter Kaik Brito during their welterweight bout in Week...
Who’s Really Arabizing Kurdistan? It’s Not Baghdad – Part V
Arab men walk near the Delal Bridge (Pira Delal) in Zakho, Duhok province, Iraqi Kurdistan, January 2025. Photo: K24 The...
Arabic ads in Iraqi Kurdistan are killing the region’s identity
An advertisement featured on Kurdish television in Iraqi Kurdistan, 2024. Photo: Screengrab/Safra Company YT channel/via iKurd.net Commercial Advertising in Arabic...
Who’s Really Arabizing Kurdistan? It’s Not Baghdad – Part IV
Iraqi Arabs in Shaqlawa, Erbil, Kurdistan Region, 2014. Photo: AFP The Arabization of Iraq's Kurdistan Region?! - Part IV Salih...
Who’s Really Arabizing Kurdistan? It’s Not Baghdad – Part III
An Arab with Kurds in Erbil, Iraqi Kurdistan, 2019. Photo: FB The Arabization of Iraq's Kurdistan Region?! - Part III...
Massoud Barzani, Stop Selling Kurdistan to Arabs
Massoud Barzani's son, Masrour Barzani, the caretaker PM of Iraqi Kurdistan region, meets with Arabs, Turkmen, Erbil, Iraqi Kurdistan, December...
Who’s Really Arabizing Kurdistan? It’s Not Baghdad – Part II
A Kurdish and Arab men, Sulaimani city, Iraqi Kurdistan, October 11, 2016. Photo: Rudaw The Arabization of Iraq's Kurdistan Region?!...
Who’s Really Arabizing Kurdistan? It’s Not Baghdad – Part I
A neighborhood in Erbil in Iraqi Kurdistan named Arab quarter, 2014. Photo: Creative Commons/Jeffrey Beall/flickr The Arabization of Iraq's Kurdistan...
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