Now that Sweden and Finland have officially applied for membership in the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), it may be...
Is Turkey the “Gatekeeper” of NATO?
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Gandhi’s American Revolution: Can Kurds Pull Off the Same in the Middle East?
In 1985, a 23-year-old graduate of Columbia University was hopping from job to job in New York City trying to make a living. He...
Why Did Trump Sell Out Kurds?
On October 6, the presidents of America and Turkey spoke by phone. There is no transcript of what was said, but the White House...
A Saint, a German and the Kurdish Quest for Freedom
First about a shop that serves falafels at Adams Morgan neighborhood in Washington, DC. On one of its walls hangs a sign with a...
Should Freed Yezidi Women Keep Their Children?
Long before the controversy of whether or not the freed Yezidi women of Islamic State should hold on to their children became a...
Glowing Bush Tributes Ignore Dark Genocide
Your average Iraqi is 19 years old—so many were not even born when two devastating earthquakes ravaged their country in 1991....
Two Other Khashoggis of the Middle East
Both men grew up in the same country, Turkey. One was a Turk, the other a Kurd. The Turk wanted to become a journalist. The Kurd...