Follow-ups 2023-04-18 15-year-old Kirkuk girl looking for safe haven Shred Up Halabja: Glimpse of Hope Amid Plastic Bombardment As the bombardment of plastic waste is underway, several vigilant boys and girls in Halabja, Iraq, want to reduce environmental pollution through a... Kurdish education turns to Baghdad Ashti Abdullah took to the streets and demonstrated for several years to be paid by Baghdad than Erbil, a dream has almost turned a reality; The transfer of... Khanaqin farmers: obstacles by government and fears of drought Some farmers from Khanaqin are forced to smuggle fertilizer and pay large sums to obtain it, at a time when they have suffered losses estimated at millions... Ezidi (Yazidi) Women Survivors Law materialized: 420 survivors receive salary Over 400 Ezidi survivors of Islamic State of Iraq and Syria ISIS atrocities are to receive a monthly salary from the Iraqi federal government as part of the... Kirkuk police ready to take over security in town, locals seek fair treatment The Kirkuk police are ready to take back the security of the city from the army, as included in the agenda of the Iraqi government and the people's only... Fish farmers forced to sell fish at low prices Tens of fish farming ponds were demolished in Kirkuk as part of a campaign that includes hundreds of other ponds, prompting some of the owners of these... Ninewa Plains support constitutional roadmap for disputed territories The best option for Naji Hormuz is still Article 140 of the Iraqi constitution, to determine the fate of the administration of their region in order to live... IDPs seek stability and reparation to return home People of Shingal (Sinjar) who left whom following the emergence of the extremist militants of the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria ISIS in 2014 and... Arab and Kurdish farmers in desperate confrontation over land While the Arab, Kurdish and Turkmen parties are beginning a new phase of political dispute on Article 140 of the constitution; Arab and Kurdish farmers are... How KirkukNow covers Iraq's disputed territories? In conflict-prone parts of the world, media are often not perceived as independent. How can editorial teams stay unbiased—and safe—in a region as... Impunity: motivator for continuous assassinations, violence against Journalists in Iraqi Kurdistan Region “There’s a popular proverb that says, ‘if the perpetrator is not found, the authorities are involved,’” replied journalist Asos Hardi in response to a... Reject Corona vaccination yet pay for its card Hazhar Qader, a 51-years-old resident of the Kifri district of the Garmian administration, and an employee in one of the government departments paid 60,000... ‹ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ... 19 20 ›
