Like many Kurds who dabble in politics, I was admittedly rattled upon hearing the news of Qasem Soleimani’s assassination in Baghdad. There is no other word for it, the man cast a large shadow over Kurdistan. Will his elimination mean more sunlight or greater darkness...
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Crisis Group Tells Kurds To Cancel Our Referendum! Should We Even Care?
From all the international hysteria, you would think that Kurds—one of the most brutally oppressed people on earth—were trying...
Can Kurds Learn Freedom From Israelis?
First our commonalities: we are both the children of the soil. Jews fondly call the Land of Israel (Eretz Yisrael) their...
Can Long-Subjugated Poles Teach Kurds About Freedom?
The Poles have a state of their own now, but were stateless, like us Kurds, for 123 years at one time. How they got their...
Greek Quest for Freedom and Its Lessons for Kurds
Many Kurds may not know who Lord Byron is. Those who do are richer for it; those who don’t, poorer. George Gordon Byron...
Can Algeria’s Uncertain Flag Colors Offer Insight to Kurdish Patriots?
“We sail within a vast sphere, ever drifting in uncertainty, driven from end to end.”—Blaise Pascal When French philosopher...
Experimenting with Freedom: Italian Lessons for Kurdish Patriots
Italian poet Giacomo Leopardi (1798-1837) didn’t live long enough to see a free Italy, but wrote some of the most moving verses...
Road to Freedom: Bulgarian Example
Sofia, Bulgaria is not a popular destination for travelling Kurds, but if you find yourself in the Bulgarian capital, make sure...