2026-08-04 War Forced Women to Become Breadwinners, but Government Support Remains Absent, Head of Nineveh's Women's Affairs Department Christian Land Disputes in Duhok Persist as Protesters Demand Justice Christians in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq have renewed their calls for justice over land they say has been confiscated or occupied for decades by political... Ezidis' Appeal Reaches Baghdad as Identification of Victims' Remains Resumes Less than a month after an appeal by the relatives of the Ezidis (Yazidis) slaughtered by extremist militants, the Iraqi government and several... "Crises Go Live": How Kirkuk's Public Debates Shifted from Council Chamber to TikTok Senior officials in Kirkuk, including Governor Mohammed Saman and several Provincial Council members, have come under intense public criticism after... Kirkuk-Ceyhan Pipeline Declared Ready to Resume Oil Exports After Final Inspection Rehabilitation of the Kirkuk-Ceyhan oil pipeline has been completed, with officials confirming that the line is technically ready to resume crude oil... Public safety and workplace harassment further discourage women, Siroud Mohammed Sroud Mohammed, Director of the Al-Amal Association in Kirkuk, discusses the key financial and labor-market challenges confronting Iraqi women. She explains... One Summon for Bahar Ali, Two Warnings for SocietySupporting Ban on Polygamy Leads to Criminal Charges Bahar Ali's phone rang on July 14. The caller was an officer from a police station in Erbil, capial of the Kurdistan Region of Iraq KRI, informing her that... KirkukNow Investigation Wins International Award for Environmental Reporting A groundbreaking investigative report produced by KirkukNow has earned third place of the Qarib Journalism Awards 2025–2026 for outstanding journalism on... Future of Kirkuk's Children at Risk: Wahid Huzairan Tragedy "My daughter's voice is still echoing in my ears," the father of the three-year-old girl recounted the details of his daughter's death after she was thrown... Ezidis Endure Renewed Pain as Funding Halt Stalls Identification of ISIS Victims' Remains For the past three years, Badr Suleiman has lived with uncertainty. Although his grandmother's remains were recovered from a mass grave, they remain at the... KirkukNow: Safe Platform for Dialogue Between Citizens and Officials The KirkukNow page on Facebook has become a forum where citizens and public officials can openly discuss daily concerns and issues affecting residents. The... School Dedicated to Preserving Ezidi (Yazidi) Mother Tongue A new school opened doors in Shingal (Sinjar) district with the goal of preserving the mother tongue and traditional dialect spoken by the Ezidi community.... Kirkuk Bazaar Shop Owners Reject Eviction Shop owners in Majidiya Market, one of Kirkuk's oldest commercial centers, have refused to leave their businesses, accusing the Kirkuk Investment Commission... ‹ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ... 210 211 ›
