Western policy towards the Kurds has always been negative
“From Sykes-Picot to Tom Barack” For more than a century, the Kurdish—more than 60 million people divided into five countries—have ...
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University on the Vision of the Next Thirty Years:
A Modern and Innovation-Centric Institution For a long time, the university has been a center for producing, preserving, and transmitting ...
Britain’s Role in the Partition of Greater Kurdistan (1916–1926)
Abstract This paper analyzes how British war‐time diplomacy and postwar mandate policy contributed to the partition of “Greater Kurdistan” among ...
Sharp Power in International Relations
Introduction Concepts of power like hard, soft, and smart power are crucial and intriguing in international relations literature, having ...
South Korean Investments in Kurdistan’s Infrastructure: Assessing Long-term Benefits and Challenges
Executive Summary This report evaluates the long-term benefits and challenges of South Korean investments in the Kurdistan Region's infrastructure. It ...
The Role of the International Organization for Migration (IOM) in Managing Migration in Kurdistan
Introduction The Kurdistan Region of Iraq (KRI) has faced significant migration challenges due to ongoing conflicts, economic instability, and political ...