At least 26 Kurdish protesters in Iran were killed since the beginning of the massive protest in the country, Human Rights Organization reports say a total of 147 protesters were injured. Iranian Ministry of communication said that access to the internet was limited as part of the government’s policy to bring the growing protests under […]
Iraq reportedly closed two border crossings in south of the country at the request of neighboring Iran to block travelers from both countries amid of violent anti-government protests in both Iraq and Iran. The Iraqi Border Ports Commission said “The two crossings are still open to the movement of goods and trade while travelers could […]
Sherri Kraham Talabany (President and Executive Director of SEED Foundation ) and Shano Barznjy (Senior Program Officer at SEED Foundation) joined The Breakfast Club to provide updates on the Syrian refugee response in Kurdistan and to outline the foundation’s Winter Donation Drive to benefit refugees and IDPs. Click here to listen to the interview.
US President Donald Trump on Wednesday lauded his relationship with Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan as the leaders started a meeting to overcome mounting differences between the two NATO allies ranging from Syria policy to Turkey’s purchase of a Russian missile defense system. “We think we can be doing a hundred-billion dollars with Turkey and right […]
Today, we got to interview Dr. Haval who cycled all the way from the U.K. to Kurdistan! Click here to listen to the interview.
Iraqi protesters on Tuesday blocked a couple of bridges in the city of Nasiriyah, as demonstrations are ongoing against the government. security source in Dhi Qar province the two blocked bridges are al-Nasr and al-Hadarat in the center of Nasiriyah city. US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo held a phone call with Iraqi Prime Minister […]