Representatives of Kurdish groups in Syria are calling for a democratic state that gives the country’s Kurds their ethnic ...

How does this regional commotion impact a century-old quest by Kurds for statehood? In the past century, two diaspora-based states, viz. Israel and Armenia, have been created in West Asia.

QAMISHLI, Syria (AP) — Representatives of Kurdish groups in Syria called Saturday for a democratic state that gives the country’s Kurds their ethnic rights after the fall of Bashar Assad.

The Kurds present themselves as the most natural ally for Israel in this shifting landscape. They are politically aligned, militarily capable, and strategically located. TURKISH PRESIDENT Recep ...

The Kurdish Unity and Consensus in Western Kurdistan Conference, gathering over 400 Kurds from Syria, Kurdistan Region and Turkey, took place as Kurds are navigating their future in the new Syria.

There are many commonalities and similarities between the Kurds and the Jews. Historically, for example, both peoples are considered among the oldest in the region, with origins dating back ...

The law passed, which was the final step in creating this new, primarily Kurdish province, which is an important symbol for Kurds. This also means that Iraq will now have 19 provinces in total.

Why is Christian Science in our name? Our name is about honesty. The Monitor is owned by The Christian Science Church, and we’ve always been transparent about that. The Church publishes the ...

Regarding the components of the Iraqi people, he stressed that Iraq is a united nation of Kurds, Shiites and Sunnis. He said the number of Iraqi Kurds has reached around six million and they enjoy ...

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Kurds in Iraq and Syria during the week of March 21 marked the Newroz festival, a traditional celebration of spring and renewal, at a time when many are hoping that a new political beginning is on ...

Feelings are mixed among the 500,000 residents – mainly Kurds, as well as Christian and Muslim Arabs. They do not yet trust the authorities in Damascus. "Their forces are not unified under a ...