Kurdistan
Reporting, analysis, vision & strategy bearing on or emanating from Kurdistan.
The radical breakthrough quality of Abdullah Öcalan’s thought stems not only from exceeding the limits of the classical leftist paradigm but from…
To understand the historical blockage of the Left, one must first expose its internal contradictions. The Left claims to criticize the state…
“Iencountered patriarchy and male dominance presiding over women and life, all in conjunction with the occupation of my homeland. We all knew…
Modern Western strategic thinking still likes to present itself as the child of the Enlightenment: Rationality, progress, order, and law. However, the…
Forged during the Syrian war, Rojava’s experiment in radical self-government offers a lens for examining how the left sustains hope under siege. How should…
The long historical journey of the Kurdish freedom movement is a multi-layered series of breaks that have transformed not only the political…
We celebrate the 47th anniversary of the official establishment of the Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) (November 27, 1978). The emergence of the…
The global crisis of the 21st century is not merely a temporary geopolitical instability, but an ontological moment of disintegration where Capitalist…
The crises of the modern world are multilayered: We are witnessing economic collapses, ecological destruction, and societal disintegration. Simultaneously, state violence, militarization,…
The Kurdish political scene in the Middle East is no longer synonymous solely with the Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK); today, Kurdish presence…
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