Follow-ups 2019-06-05 Ninewa’s Shabak and Christians A struggle for dominance in a small geographical area A day in Palkana A village caught in the crossfire between two components and two governments Only a few hours after the tensions broke out in Palkana village, Iraqi army troops came in Humvees and were deployed along three kilometers in the... Only 6 days after his wedding An Ezidi man found dead in an IDP camp tent under mysterious circumstances Six days had passed on their wedding day when Khalil removed the bride’s blanket and said, “Khalida..Khalida.. wake up, it is late. Let’s have breakfast and... “Discrimination continued to stoke ethno-sectarian tensions in disputed territories” US State Department releases 2018 report on human The US State Department’s 2018 report on Human Rights Practices for Iraq indicated that violence continued throughout the year, largely fueled by the... KirkukNow reveals more about the Mosul disaster The Mosul ferry which capsized in the Tigris River leaving dozens dead was a locally-made boat and was not fit for use, yet it was carrying three times its... ISIS Succeeded with its Genocide Against the Yazidis Suzn Fahmi is helping Yazidi returnees from IS-captivity. Thomas von der Osten-Sacken spoke with her about the last days of the IS-Khalifat and the fate of... Salam Omer: KirkukNow is a bright example of professional media coverage Salam Omer, Editor-In-Chief at KirkukNow, a website that covers the region known as the disputed territories in Iraq in an interview expressed his views in... The fall of Kirkuk in 2040 Assume that it is March 2040 and you are living in one of Kirkuk’s neighborhoods, contemplating the economic growth and development of other nations via a... Ezidi women who survived Islamic State brutality remain trapped in living nightmares Beze Elyas had to leave her little baby boy behind just outside Shingal (Sinjar) because she was so exhausted that she couldn’t carry him in her arms... ‹ 1 2 ... 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 ›
