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Leftist Fundamentalism: Tariq Ali-Style

Dr. Sabah Salih.  Jan 28, 2006


How American Politics Manipulates Kurdish and Iraqi Narratives

Dr. Sabah Salih.  Jan 9, 2006


A Historic Day For Kurds

Dr. N. Hawramany  Jan 8, 2006


 

Western Kurdistan under Assad’s totalitarian rule

Kamal Rajab.  Jan 28, 2006


Unpatriotic or straightforward?

Bohran Sadiq.  Jan 26, 2006


Imprisonment, torture and execution of Kurdish political dissidents in Iran

Ako Rashid. Jan 22, 2006


In support of Kurdish Asylum Seekers in Pakistan

 Jan 22, 2006


A Critique of The Critique

Prof. Goran Nowicki. Jan 12, 2006


Bird flue or Turkish blues?

Ibrahim Xeliki. Jan 8, 2006


Master of the gaffe

Kamal Rajab. Jan 5, 2006


Arabization Is In Every Single Arabs Blood

Heval Hylan. Jan 3, 2006


The Year of Struggle for Kurdish Language

Ibrahim Xeliki. Jan 2, 2006



 

aJan 31, 2006

• New York Times Reveals Its Pro-Arab Baath Ideology

• Foreign Firms Find Oil In Zakho-Kurdistan: Official

• First Bird Flu Victim Confirmed In Kurdistan

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Jan 30, 2006

• News Snapshot

Barham Salih, a leading Kurdish politician said the Kurdish Alliance had taken a strategic decision not to form an exclusive alliance with the Shia parties. It would insist on a government of national unity that would include at least one party representing the Sunni and the secular group led by former interim prime minister Ayad Allawi. He said there would be no peace until Iraq had a government and institutions that represented all Iraqis, reported Financial Times

• Kurd Dies With Bird Flu Symptoms In Sulaimani

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Jan 29, 2006

• News Snapshot

The Kurdish Human Rights Activist Dr. Roya Toloyee, said that she was Brutally tortured by Iranian Security Forces while in prison for sixty-six days. She was accused of leading last summers protests in Sine (Sanandaj) in Eastern Kurdistan, reported Radio Farda.

Click here to Listen to Toloyee

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• Iran: Threat of Ethnic Dissent

• Iraqi Sunni and Secular Parties Form United Bloc

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Jan 28, 2006

• Leftist Fundamentalism: Tariq Ali-Style

• Kurds Start To Rock The Boat

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Jan 26, 2006

• Shia Leader: We Will Be Against Any Endeavor To Undermine Federal System

• Turkey Charges Kurdish Ex-Deputies For Praising Ocalan

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Jan 23, 2006

• Shiite-Kurd Goals Stymie U.S.

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Jan 22, 2006

• The Kurdish Republic Of Mahabad

• Kurdish Demonstrators Clash With Police In Istanbul

• Iraqi President's Convoy Attacked

• News Snapshot

In the final results of the December 15 polls, the Turkomen managed to win only one seat in the Kurdistani city of Kirkuk. Arabs won three seats while the Kurds captured five seats. Turkmen expected to win at least 10 seats!

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Turkey has ordered a major military operation against Kurdish peshmerga near Southern Kurdistan border. Officials said Turkey's military Command has launched an operation against the Kurdish Workers Party. They said the counter-insurgency mission was taking place in Tunceli.

• Kurds In Western Kurdistan, A Potential Danger For Assad

• Kurds Announce Discovery Of Mass Grave

• The Text of ROJ TV Representative At Paris Conference

• Talabani, Barzani Agree To One Kurdistan Government

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Jan 21, 2006

• Iraqi Official Slams U.S. Talks With Terrorists

• The Results Are In: Now The Real Struggle For Power Begins

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Jan 20, 2006

• Ocalan: They Want To Destroy Me

• Kurds' Nationalist Hopes Remain Strong

• CNN Visits President Jalal Talabani

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Jan 19, 2006

• Kurds Guard Against Bird Flu After Suspect Death

• News Snapshot

The Council of Europe Parliamentary Assembly (PACE) is to discuss the situation of the Kurds in all parts of Kurdistan in a meeting to be held in Paris on Wednesday. The meeting has been organized by the Committee on Culture, Science and Education of the Assembly.

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Jalal Talabani today stepped into the debate over the future of the troubled court trying Saddam Hussein, suggesting it be moved from Baghdad to his own Kurdish home region (Kurdistan) to improve security, reported Reuters

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A court in Turkey on Wednesday ordered the release of a soldier accused of killing a Kurdish demonstrator and injuring five others during riots in Northern Kurdistan in November, the Anatolia news agency reported.

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Jan 18, 2006

• Barzani The Legend To Be Featured On the Big Screen

• Political Attacks In Kirkuk Leave Two Dead

• Kurdish Rebel Leader's Solitary Confinement Prevents Meetings: Lawyers

• Bird Flu: Kurdish Authorities In Iraqi Kurdistan Have Declared A State Of Emergency

• Famous Turkish Traveler Proves Kurdistan’s Existence

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Jan 15, 2006

• Kurds Not After Trivial Rights; Want Their Share In Administration

Such trivial language courses, a half-hour Kurdish broadcasting right, will no longer suffice for the Kurds of Turkey. They will as well demand administrative rights. They will demand the right to self-rule. More...

Jan 14, 2006

• Kurds Challenge Baghdad Over Oil-Exploration Rights

• New party Seeks To Unite Kurds In Eastern Kurdistan

• France, Britain To Return Iraqi Kurd Volunteers

• Kurds Emerging As Arbitrators in Iraq’s Fragmented Political Equation

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Jan 13, 2006

• New York Times Once Again Sides with Nazi-Minded Arab Baathists

• Three Part Government Only Solution In Iraq

• Compromised Kurds File Again For Safe Haven

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Jan 12, 2006

• Eastern Kurdistan Human Rights Association Member Abducted in Mahabad

• U.N. Warns Deadly Bird Flu Strain Has More Chance To Mutate With Each New Case

• Kurdish Authorty Bans Sale Of live Chickens

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Jan 11, 2006

• Powerful Politician Says Iraq's Shiites Won't Accept Changes To Constitution

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Jan 10, 2006

• Zakho Military Academy Rebuilds

• Anger Grows As Turkey Calls For Bird Flu Calm

an angry crowd mobbed and booed Health Minister Recep Akdag as he visited Dogubeyazit, accusing the government of neglecting them because they are Kurds. More..

• 150 Person Has Applied To The Van Research Hospital

• Kurdistan President Barzani Interviewed On Kurdish, Iraqi Issues

• News Snapshot

Kurdistan Government Unifies. Prime Minister Nechirvan Barzani will keep his position as Prime Minister and his deputy will be from PUK. PUK will run the ministries of Human Rights, Interior, Justice, Education, Health, Social Affairs, Water Resources, Transportation, Reconstruction, Planning and Religious Affairs. KDP will run the ministries of Peshmerga Affairs, Agriculture, Finance, Municipalities, Higher Educating, Electricity, Youth and Sports, Foreign Affairs and Culture.

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Austrian will start commercial flights to Southern Kurdistan in March, the carrier announced Monday, in what it described as a first for a European airline. Service to the Kurdish city of Erbil  will begin March 9 and will be increased from two to three flights a week in May, Austrian said, reported AP

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Jan 4, 2006

• Turkey Moves Closer To Kurds In Southern Kurdistan

• The freedom that Kurds in Southern Kurdistan have might be contagious to Kurds in the other parts of Kurdistan. From NPR Click Here

• Roj TV Controversy Growing

• Kurds Cool On Jaafari's Bid to Stay On As Iraqi PM

• Iraq: The Divided Nation

• News Snapshot

Saddam Hussein said he would rather die by firing squad than by hanging if he is sentenced to death for war crimes, according to a report in The Washington Times yesterday. Saddam's lawyer Ghazzawi said he raised the possibility that Hussein might be sentenced to death if convicted of war crimes. Ghazzawi said Hussein told them: "I am the commander in chief.... I prefer it to be by firing squad."

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Jan 3, 2006

• Reuters Journalist Charged With Helping Kurd Rebels

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Jan 2, 2006

• Turkey Mulls Charges Against Pro-Kurdish Mayors

• Sunni Group Agrees On Iraq Gov't Outline

• Kurds form reformist front In Eastern Kurdistan

• Deli: The primary Approach Of One State, One Flag, One People Must Be Changed

• National Geographic Magazine: The Kurds In Control

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Jan 1, 2006

• Sunni Arabs, Jaafari to hold talks with Kurds

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• Kurdish Prisoners Revolt Over Inmate Hangings

• Letter By 56 Kurdish Mayors To Rasmussen: Save ROJ TV

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


 

 



 

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