Rapirsi: Syria
Will Bashar al-Assad of Syria step down?
Book Review
Book Review: “Sophie’s World” by Jostein Gaarder
The beauty of the book is that it is designed for a young adult to get a handle on some of the great Western philosophers’ ideas,
Book Review: A Journey of a Kurdish Artist
This work by Sardar longs to find meanings from events directly and indirectly experienced rather than known only as abstract images and sketches of an artist. ...
When A Kurdish Boy Meets A German Girl
Not knowing the language of Germans, he feels lost and sticks out like a sore thumb. ...
A Tale of Two Quagmires: Iraq, Vietnam, and the Hard Lessons of War
Whether Iraq is another Vietnam or not, is the first question that the author begins with....
Kurdish Author Writes: Echoes from the Other Land
For a western reader the conflict of the real and the surreal resonates – it echoes – and does not fade away. ...
A Kurdish Author In America
I remind the superpowers about their promises for an independent state for the Kurds....
New Book: Gendered Experiences of Genocide
It is a must read for anyone interested in gender and genocide....
Book Review: Rise to Globalism and American Foreign Policy
Michel Smith and Mark Webber, in a book entitled ‘foreign policy in a Transformed World, 2002’, give a satisfactory definition of foreign policy. ...
Book Review: Third World Politics
As the colonial powers arrived they divided their colonies subsequently, Clapham argues, the ‘arbitrary lines became the frontiers between independent states.'...
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- Is The End Beginning?
- Iraqi Religious Cleric Says Women Not Allowed to Watch TV
Jay
on
16/05/2012 17:07:07
This increase may look positive, but, according to sharia Laws of the country's constitution,Women are considered minors needing the permission of their male relative guardian ...
Jenny
on
16/05/2012 16:45:22
Kurds in Iraq are treated better
halabja
on
16/05/2012 15:22:09
Kurdistan's army is pashmarga forces. PKK is a self-centered militant organization working for itself only (not the Kurdish nation) and PKK does not hesitate killing ...
No-One
on
16/05/2012 14:11:28
Only two points:
1. The article does not really "illustrate" how this relation has grown...very flashy title.
2. More importantly, why the heck opening ...
Mamo
on
16/05/2012 12:49:48
No doubt, Kurdistanis and Israelis in the middle-east share the exact same pain.
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