The Kurdish Chronicle

Do Drones and AI Make Asymmetric Warfare Easier to Wage?

For most of the last century, military power was something you could count.

Oct 30 • Imad Farhadi

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Ordinary People with Extraordinary Stories

Going through old papers recently, I came across a few folded sheets on BBC letterhead.

Oct 24 • Imad Farhadi

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The Portrait on the Wall

Why Was Saddam’s Photo On A State Department Wall?

Oct 12 • Imad Farhadi

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September 2026

Twenty-Five Septembers Later

Never Forget

Sep 11 • Imad Farhadi

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August 2026

The US Is Not Pulling the Plug on Peshmerga Funding

The Expiry Was Always on the Calendar

Aug 29 • Imad Farhadi

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What the 2026 War Teaches Iran About Its Proxy Network: Abandon or Adapt?

Aug 9 • Imad Farhadi

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July 2026

Saying All the Right Things

Applause in Washington, Drones over Arbil

Jul 16 • Imad Farhadi

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The Arithmetic of Trust

Thirty-four years ago this week, on the fourth of July 1992, a group of men stood in a modest hall in Erbil and swore an oath to govern a region that…

Jul 5 • Imad Farhadi

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A Ticket to Belonging

My First 4th of July Celebration

Jul 3 • Imad Farhadi

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June 2026

Baghdad, 2005: The Mission I’ve Never Spoken About — Until Now

Part One of a Series

Jun 21 • Imad Farhadi

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May 2026

Trump’s Weapons Claim and Its Fallout in the KRI

A Lesson in Political Communication

May 8 • Imad Farhadi

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April 2026

The Velvet Veto: Is the UN Ready for a Woman Chief?

For eighty years, the United Nations has functioned as the world’s most prominent advocate for gender parity, yet its own leadership record remains a…

Apr 25 • Imad Farhadi