Ekurd Daily News
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Iraqi Kurdistan bans incantation, sorcery and jinn removal
Iraqi Kurdistan bans incantation, sorcery and jinn removal. The Ministry of Interior has instituted a ban on magic, incantation, sorcery, and removing jinn
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Turkey agrees to back NATO plans for Baltic: Lithuania
Turkey agrees to back NATO plans for Baltic. Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan has agreed to back NATO’s defense plans for Poland and the Baltic states
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India should support Kurds - Turkey, Pakistan playing politics with Kashmiri
India should support Kurds. Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan raised the issue of Jammu and Kashmir during 74th session of UN in New York.
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France's Macron accuses Turkey of working with Islamic State proxies
France's Macron accuses Turkey of working with Islamic State proxies. Relations between Macron and Turkey’s President Tayyip Erdogan have soured ahead
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Gazprom Neft says oil output in Iraqi Kurdistan reached 3 mln tonnes
Gazprom Neft says oil output in Iraqi Kurdistan reached 3 mln tonnes. Gazprom Neft said its current daily production at the oilfield stood at 4,000 tonnes
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Can Assad and Kurds Peacefully Coexist? - Syria’s Baathist state
Can Assad and Kurds Peacefully Coexist?. Syria’s Baathist state and Kurds have broadly stayed out of each other way during the conflict, despite occasional
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Defense chief to Turkey: U.S. would not support labeling YPG as terrorists
Defense chief to Turkey: U.S. would not support labeling Kurdish YPG as terrorists. U.S. Defense Secretary Mark Esper urged Turkey on Monday to stop
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Turkey to oppose NATO plan if it does not recognize YPG as terrorists
Turkey to oppose NATO plan if it does not recognize Kurdish YPG as terrorists. Turkey will oppose NATO’s plan for the defense of Baltic countries if the
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Miners Support McGowan in Light of Potential Palmer Campaign in WA
Miners Support Mark McGowan in Light of Potential Clive Palmer Campaign in WA. Clive Palmer could be running in the 2021 elections in WA “if he feels like
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Turkish shelling of Syrian Kurdistan kills 8 children, 3 civilians: monitor
Turkish shelling of Syrian Kurdistan kills 8 children, 3 civilians. Eight children were among 11 civilians, mostly Kurds, killed Monday in a Turkish