Kurdistan Has Once Again Been Caught Existing
15 August 2026
Khaled Salih
Political scientist. Emeritus VC University of Kurdistan-Hewlêr, former spokesman and advisor (KR). Love to write about contemporary issues in the Middle East with long-term views from the past (Why) and future possibilities (What-Ifs).
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