The Republic of Kurdistan lived for only 11 months before the Iranian government and world powers, once again, stood against the Kurdish wish for self-determination.
It dissolved on 15 December 1946, but left a landmark effect on the regional politics, reminding the entire region of the Kurdish legitimate right to hold and govern their own land.
Special visit to the British Parliament On September 13, 2018, the Democratic Party of Kurdistan presented a panel discussion with the participation of Mr. Jack Lopresti MP, The APPG Chairman, Mary Glindon MP, “Lord Maurice […]
By Ismael Sharafi In order to hide its own crises the Islamic Republic of Iran has followed a policy of creating crises in the region and neighbouring countries. But it seems that it is no […]
Hamidreza Baqeri-Dermani executed for offences including bribery and fraud, state television reports. Iran on Saturday executed a businessman sentenced to death by a fast-track court set up to fight economic crimes, state television reported, following […]