Mira blasts Baghdad over Kurdish pay cuts
A European youth organization leader urged global recognition of the Kurdish genocide and called for education-based prevention efforts at a genocide conference in Duhok. Javier Hurtado Mira, who chairs the…
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U.S. war chief flexes power in Tokyo
The United States military completed the first stage of transforming its Japanese command structure into a joint force headquarters and will begin the second phase soon, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth…
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Erdogan courts Kurds in risky peace gamble
Turkey’s president will sit down on Thursday with Kurdish political leaders to advance peace talks that could reshape decades of conflict. Recep Tayyip Erdogan plans to discuss legal reforms with…
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Mass graves glare from space over El Fasher
Satellite photographs reveal mass killings in El-Fasher after Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces seized the North Darfur capital following an 18-month siege. Yale University’s Humanitarian Research Lab examined images from orbit…
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U.S. pulls back troops, NATO on edge
The United States plans to withdraw some troops from NATO’s eastern flank, Romania’s defense ministry said on Wednesday. About 700 American service members will leave, though 1,000 will stay in…
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Barzani meets Sufi leader on unity drive
Kurdistan’s prime minister met with a prominent Sufi leader on Wednesday to address regional stability and minority protections. Masrour Barzani hosted Sheikh Nahro Sheikh Mohammed Kasnazani in Erbil to review…
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Trump misses chance for Kim reunion
President Donald Trump said he could not schedule a meeting with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un while visiting South Korea on Wednesday. The American leader told reporters that timing…
