News and articles

• Kurdish culture begins to flourish in Kurdistan region in Iraq 9.12.2005

• Four Turkish soldiers killed in clash with Kurdish rebels 9.12.2005

• Qubad Talabani tells campus audience that freedom is within the grasp of Middle East nations 8.12.2005

• Foreign oil deal renews debate on Kurd autonomy 9.12.2005

• Relative peace underscores issue of Kurdish region's future in Iraq 9.12.2005

• It’s elementary: Turks committed genocide 9.12.2005

• Talabani denies rebel talks, leaves door open 9.12.2005

• UN opens office in Erbil Kurdistan- Media monitor 9.12.2005

• Documentary film 'Saddam's Legacy' brings to light new evidence 9.11.2005

• Iraq ready for decisive election in a week 9.12.2005

• Kurdistan president Barzani offers refuge to Christians 8.12.2005

• Saddam snubs last trial session till 21.Dec- 8.12.2005

• Dutchman linked to Iraq genocide faces 15-year jail term 8.12.2005

• Kurdish civilian tortured to death by Iranian soldiers 8.12.2005

• Kurdistan Gets "Youth Parliament" 8.12.2005

• Opposition in Iran showing signs of unity 8.12.2005

• Feature-Europe seems far away in unstable southeast Turkey 8.12.2005

• Iraq: New Passports, Again 8.12.2005

• New unrest in "Sanandaj" Iranian Kurdistan 8.12.2005

• Bird flu fears hit Kurdistan & Iraq 8.12.2005

• Iraq: Anti-Terror law under fire 8.12.2005

• Kurds anticipate dictator's execution 7.12.2005

• Anti-Kurd attacks kill three, including Iraq vote candidate 7.12.2005

• Support to Roj TV from Iraqi Kurds 7.12.2005

• Trial delayed as Saddam refuses to attend 7.12.2005

• Kurdish youths attacked offices in six towns of an Islamist party 7.12.2005

• Visiting southern kurdistan makes 730 a reasonable choice! 7.12.2005

• Protested the attempt of Turkey to close down the Roj TV 7.12.2005

• The Kurds in Iraq" By Michael Rubin- Book Review 6.12.2005

• Two Turkish soldiers wounded in mine blast 6.12.2005

• Rural Kurdistan, where choosing a husband can be the death of you 6.12.2005

• 'Who is a Turk?' By Tulin Daloglu 6.12.2005

• Saddam second day trial hit by technical problems 6.12.2005

• Kurds demand damages of Dutchman charged with aiding Iraq genocide 6.12.2005

• Saddam-era Iraqi prime minister dies 5.12.2005

• Saddam: 'I am not afraid of execution' 5.12.2005

• Saddam defence team leaves court 5.12.2005

• Iraqis in Kansas City fear Hussein may go free 5.12.2005

• Third hearing of Saddam trial underway 5.12.2005

• Barzani denies presence of Israelis in Iraqi Kurdistan 5.12.2005

• Kurdistan-Iraq: Kurds claim their right to oil 4.12.2005

• Turkish intelligence agent arrested in Kirkuk city 4.12.2005

• The New Berlin Wall By Peter Schneider 4.12.2005

• Turkey arrests two Kurd rebels on attack charges 3.12.2005

• Kurdish Iraqi official: No Israeli military training in Kurdistan 3.12.2005

• Dutchman accused over Iraq genocide 'knew possible fatal use of chemicals' 3.12.2005

• Turkish police crack down on gang forcing children into theft 3.12.2005

• Turks see opportunities in Kurdistan-Iraq, By Daren Butler 2.12.2005

• Turkey to reopen consulate in Mosul northern Iraq town 2.12.2005

• Alarm as Kurds drill for oil 2.12.2005

• Barzani: Kurdish city Kirkuk will join Kurdistan in 2007- 2.12.2005

• EU v. Turkey judgment: Call for urgent measures to redress an unfair trial 2.12.2005

• Israel ex-commandos training Kurds in Kurdistan-Iraq: report 2.12.2005

• Amnesty International takes up the case of Dr Kamal Said Qadir 2.12.2005

• Survivors of nerve gas attack testify in Dutch Iraq genocide trial 1.12.2005

• Kurdish Oil deal shocks Iraq's political leaders 1.12.2005

• Turkish private airlines organizes flights to Iraqi Kurdistan 1.12.2005

• Oil boost for Iraq Kurds 1.12.2005

• EU-Turkey: MPs to attend trial of top author 1.12.2005

• The Butcher and the Bard- By Austin Bay 1.12.2005

• Turkey Kurdistan News - in Brief 1.12.2005

• Divided, Iraq Can Stand- An interview with Peter Galbraith 1.12.2005

• Bombings fuel fear and anger in southeast Turkey 1.12.2005