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Regional Security Dynamics: A New Paradigm

<p>Examining evolving security dynamics in the Kurdish region.</p>

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Digital Governance and Public Services

<p>Analyzing the impact of digital transformation on governance.</p>

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Analysis: The Economic Impact of Cross-Border Trade

<p>A detailed examination of how border trade affects Kurdistan’s economic landscape.</p>

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Beyond Borders – Reimagining Kurdish Diaspora Diplomacy

<p>Opinion: Beyond Borders – Reimagining Kurdish Diaspora Diplomacy By Dr. Leyla Ibrahim, International Relations Scholar The Kurdish diaspora, now numbering over two million across Europe and North America, has emerged as a powerful yet underutilized diplomatic force. As traditional state-based diplomacy continues to marginalize Kurdish interests, diaspora communities have the potential to fundamentally reshape international […]</p>

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Kurdish Autonomy – Challenges and Opportunities in a Changing Middle East

<p>By Dr. Soran Mahmoud, Political Analyst The quest for Kurdish autonomy across the Middle East presents complex challenges and potential opportunities as regional dynamics continue to shift. With Kurdish populations spread across Turkey, Iraq, Syria, and Iran, different models of self-governance have emerged, each with varying degrees of success and international recognition. The Iraqi Kurdistan […]</p>

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Press Freedom Under Siege in the Middle East

<p>By The Amargi Staff Across the Middle East, journalists are being silenced, imprisoned, and even killed for simply doing their jobs. From the targeted assassinations of reporters in **Iraq** and **Syria** to mass censorship laws in **Turkey** and **Iran**, press freedom is at an all-time low. According to **Reporters Without Borders**, 2024 has seen a […]</p>

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