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The Kurds’ Strategic Position in the Future of the Middle East

Emad Barzani The Middle East has long been a region characterized by its complex ethno-political landscape and strategic significance on the global stage. Among its myriad ethnic groups, the Kurds stand out not just for their unique identity but also for their pivotal role in shaping regional geopolitics. Spanning across four nation-states—Turkey, Iraq, Iran, and […]

Kurdish Oil Exports to Europe

The Kurdistan Region of Iraq (KRI) is endowed with substantial oil reserves, positioned as one of the most significant oil-rich regions in the world. The region has emerged as a key player on the global energy stage, particularly in terms of its ability to export oil directly to Europe. This article aims to explore the […]

China-Kurdish relations

By Rojan Masroor the relationship between China and Kurdish groups has been complex and influenced by various geopolitical factors. Here are some potential trends that might shape the future of China-Kurdish relations: Economic Interests: China’s Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) aims to enhance trade routes across Central Asia and beyond, which may lead to increased […]

?What is Turkey’s Opposition to NATO Enlargement Really About

By Meghan Bodette Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s choice to publicly derail Sweden and Finland’s NATO accession during an active war in Europe in order to wring concessions on the Kurdish issue from prospective allies reveals several important truths about the current Turkish government’s threat prioritization and views of Russia, NATO, and regional politics. Turkey’s […]

Dams Are Not the Solution to Water Scarcity in Iraqi Kurdistan

By Barrett Liebermann No country has been left unscathed by climate change. However, some countries feel its staggering impacts more acutely. Iraq’s climate is drastically changing, from record high temperatures in the summer to record low rainfalls in the winter. Desertification, water scarcity, and other impacts of climate change require immediate action. The Iraqi Federal […]

Turkey-Syria Normalization: Shared Hopes, Local Fears

By Hoshang Hasan military and intelligence officials from both countries met in Moscow to coordinate on security matters facing both countries. However, little progress has been made since then. Turkey has two priorities in dialogue with Damascus. The first is a collective fight against the SDF and its affiliated civilian government, the Democratic Autonomous Administration […]

Erdogan Declares War on Kurdish Mayors, Again

By Meghan Bodette On November 4, Turkish authorities removed the elected Peoples’ Equality and Democracy (DEM) Party co-mayors of Mardin, Batman, and Halfeti districts and replaced them with “trustees” loyal to the ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP). To date, a total of four DEM municipalities that the pro-Kurdish DEM Party won in this year’s […]

The BKI’s mission is to increase public awareness of Kurdish issues, protect human, cultural, and political rights throughout Kurdistan, support and develop Kurdistan’s civil society, improve and increase access to Kurdish cultural and educational resources, and advocate for effective solutions to Kurd-related issues. The Saladin Institute works in a variety of ways to achieve its mission. It conducts research on Kurdish issues, publishes reports and articles, organizes conferences and events, and provides educational resources on Kurdish culture and history. The BKI  also advocates for Kurdish rights at the UK. government and international levels.

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Saladin Institute is an British _ Kurdish Institute (BKI) that focus on research and educational organization based in London. It was founded in by Dr. Rojan Masroor, a Kurdish leader, and neurosurgeon.