Turkey-KRG Relations Revisited: Potential for Crises
Ceng Sagnic analyzes the potential for a renewed crisis between Turkey and the Iraqi Kurdistan Region given the latter’s rising bid for independence.
Kurdistan Region
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Kurdistan's Independence - How to Untie the Kurdish-Iraqi Gordian Knot?
Prof. Ofra Bengio writes in the Jerusalem Post about the obstacles that lie in the path of an independent Kurdistan in Iraq.
Turkey Can Ally with Syria’s Kurds Someday
Dr. David Pollock of the Washington Institute for Near East Policy analyzes Turkish policy vis-à-vis Syrian Kurds by highlighting the challenges, the current modus vivendi and future prospects.
The "Other Iraq" after Mosul: What Future for the Kurdish Region?
Head of Kurdish Studies Prof. Ofra Bengio analyzes the future of the Kurdistan Region post-Islamic State in her chapter from the edited volume, "After Mosul: Re-Inventing Iraq."
Jerusalem of the Kurds: Kirkuk and the Kurdish Strategy for Independence
MDC Senior Research Fellow Ofra Bengio outlines the importance of Kirkuk to the Kurdish Region of Iraq and explains the elements of the Kurdish leadership's strategy for advancing towards independence.
The 'Kurdish Jerusalem': Kirkuk and the Kurdish independence strategy
Prof. Ofra Bengio analyzes the place of Kirkuk in the current Kurdish campaign for independence. In Hebrew.
Beyond Turkey’s Referendum: Prospects on Shifting Post-Referendum Alliances
Ceng Sagnic discusses the potential for shifting political alliances in post-referendum Turkey
The Kurds in a Volatile Middle East
Prof. Ofra Bengio has published a paper through the Begin-Sadat Center for Strategic Studies, where she examines the possibilities of an independent Kurdish state.
What Can Make or Break a Kurdish State?
Ofra Bengio analyzes the arguments related to the question of whether Kurdistan will declare its independence from Iraq.
Erdogan's War against the Kurdish party
Duygu Atlas analyzes the political campaign being waged by Turkish President Receip Tayyep Erdogan against the pro-Kurdish HDP. In Hebrew.