The creation of an independent and sovereign state of Kurdistan is a topic with a long history and differing visions for how to realise it.
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Kurdistan, Imagined by French Colonialism
The Kurdish people have never had a dream of unification, with the exception of the project of the Prince of Rewanduz. In the 19th century,
Will Donald Trump Bring Peace?
For two and a half years, the United States has pursued two contradictory and incompatible strategies. On the one hand, the destruction of state structures
Reshaping the Middle East: Why the West Should Stop Its Interventions – 3
In 2003, when the US declared its occupation of Iraq, journalists used to reach the country embedded with the occupation forces through their air transport
Peace for Syria or a New Kurdistan as a Regional Stabilizing Factor
The US will withdraw her troops from Syria. Will they really? – Let’s take Trump at his word, just for argument’s sake. Though in the
The US Is Helping Israel & the GCC Team Up Against Turkey in “Syrian Kurdistan”
The US is setting up so-called “observation posts” along Syria’s border with Turkey. This controversial move was sharply criticized by Turkey, which sees it as
Is Damascus Getting Ready to Cut a Deal with the Kurds?
Damascus reportedly reached two pragmatic deals with so-called “rebel” groups in the northeast. Sputnik reported that the legitimate Syrian government receives one-third of all the
The “Arab NATO” to Make Syria’s “Internal Partition” a Reality
The possible deployment of Saudi-led GCC and other fellow “coalition” troops to northeastern Syria would formalize the de-facto “internal partition” of the Arab Republic and
