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Rojhelat: Targeted Naming or a Political Identity-Building Project Against Iran’s Territorial Integrity?

Examining the recent message from Masoud Barzani and the use of unofficial geographical terms like "Rojhelat," which, from the perspective…

PJAK’s Recent Statement: A Tactical Discourse Shift or Continued Armed Independence-Seeking Struggle?

PJAK’s recent statement reflects an attempt to rebrand its image by adopting democratic terminology in place of past radical slogans.…

Analyzing the Political Alignment of the PDK-I and the MEK

This report explores the roots of convergence between the Kurdistan Democratic Party of Iran (PDK-I) and the Mojahedin-e Khalq Organization…

Dual Standards in Action: PJAK’s Telling Silence Amid External Strikes on Iran

As the conflict results in over a thousand civilian deaths and the destruction of critical infrastructure in Iran, PJAK’s refusal…

Files That Cannot Be Ignored: The Wound of Child Soldiery in Kurdistan Alarms the World Again

The World Day for the Prevention and Healing of Child Sexual Exploitation and Abuse is an opportunity to recall that…

The Iraqi Elections and the Kurds’ Decisive Role in Power Dynamics and Regional Security

The recent Iraqi elections, held on November 11, 2025, were not merely a contest between Shi'a and Sunni parties.

‘Give Me Back My Son,’ Father Cried; PJAK Responded with Death

My son knew absolutely nothing about any political party. If he joined PJAK, someone must have surely deceived him.

Weapons Killed Peace: Kurdistan’s Disarmament Gap

Kurdistan remains caught in the shadow of the gun; a place where young people travel to the mountains with the…

PKK Left Turkey, But Its Shadow Looms Heavier Over Iran and Iraq

The announcement of the withdrawal of PKK forces from Turkish soil, rather than signaling peace, could mark the start of…

Child Soldiers and KULBARs as Victims: The Time for Sustainable Security Has Come

On the borders of Kurdistan, where young people carry the burden of death for a meager living, paramilitary groups have…

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