Did you know that the United States is the largest single provider of humanitarian assistance worldwide? To date, the U.S. government has provided more than $2.2 billion to assist 6 million Iraqi citizens displaced by ISIS. It has also spent over $9.5 billion to assist Syrians in the region, including the more than 250,000 Syrian refugees currently living in the IKR.
In addition to funding UNHCR and UNICEF to provide assistance to Syrian refugees and Iraqi IDPs, U.S. Department of State: Bureau of Population, Refugees, and Migration is also working with NGO partners to upgrade shelters, provide health care and legal counseling, increase livelihood opportunities, run youth centers and child-friendly spaces, ensure access to quality education, and prevent gend... Read more »
Start of the joint meeting between PUK and PDK
PUK and PDK discuss government formation
The Political Bureau of Patriotic Union of Kurdistan will meet
United States President Donald Trump has nominated the Kurdish Herro Mustafa, a career diplomat currently deputy chief of mission at the US embassy in Lisbon, to be the next ambassador to Bulgaria,...
Sulaymaniyah, Iraq - Over the past year, Iraq has seen a number of major political developments, including the fallout of the Kurdish independence referendum, the May national elections, and the Se...
Chemicals are widely used in Iraq and the Kurdistan Region (KRI) for various civilian purposes. Terrorist organizations have demonstrated their intention, know-how and capacity to convert chemicals...
