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9 July 2026 Note: Today we publish Part III of Kurdistanî Azad: The Age of Armed Movements. The book has so far followed the Kurdish dream before and after the modern states enclosed it. Part I traced the dream before the states: before borders hardened, before sovereignty became a cage,
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A Review of Einat Wilf’s Wartime Writings: Making Sense of October 7 and Its Aftermath
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Why Article 140, Federalism, and Militia Power Must Be on the Washington–Baghdad Agenda
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Katharine Birbalsingh’s Warning and the Bold Conjecture of Moral Formation
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Civlizational Silence At Its Worst Expression
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A personal reflection after my first interview on When Parochial Error Goes Global and Kurdistanî Azad
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By Ann-Catrin Emanuelsson & Khaled Salih 23 June 2026 Today we release Part II — The States Against the Dream of Kurdistanî Azad. Part I followed the Kurdish dream before the modern states: a lived world of mountains, villages, languages, memories, religious networks, principalities, and imperfect forms of self-rule.
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Jina’s name reminds us that veiling is not only fabric. The open society must protect women, not romanticize the rules that may confine them.
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How bad explanations survive by mistaking transmission for truth
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The Trump Doctrine, Israel, and the Refutation of Iran’s Theory of Power
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By Ann-Catrin Emanuelsson & Khaled Salih 15 June 2026 Note: Today we are releasing Part I — The Dream Before the States of Kurdistanî Azad. This opening part includes the Part I Introduction and three chapters: • Chapter One: The Dream Called Kurdistan • Chapter Two: Beside the Empires • Chapter Three: The
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A Review of David Betz’s Warning About Civil War in Britain