Building trust in Mosul only way to stabilize city after ISIS, US expert says
There is an ‘inherent distrust of everyone among locals in Mosul
Ali Kurdistani
Published by Ali Kurdistani
Syria needs a political agreement to minimize outside influence
'We should not allow a new Sykes-Picot to happen
What makes Mosul minorities want a separate province after ISIS?
'It’s a constitutional right to govern our area.'
Iran’s executions continue as West prioritizes nuclear deal
Is the world turning a blind eye to Iran's rights violations?
The big battle: Everyone wants a piece of the Mosul cake
Mosul does not belong to the Sunni Arabs alone
Should the US take Shiite militia threats against troop deployment seriously?
“The US government should take seriously all statements from Shiites,”
KRG and Peshmerga left out of major anti-ISIS coalition conference
Falah Mustafa: KRG is a frontline partner and should be invited
Dependent and exhausted: Is the Iraqi army ready for Mosul?
If ISIS is going to fight back during the Mosul operation, then Iraqi forces are not ready
Iran’s Kurds: Ceasefire and diplomacy did not work, time for armed action
“The old threats are not there anymore; therefore we should not neglect the interests and fight of Iranian Kurdistan,”
Mosul is more complicated than just expelling ISIS
The Kurds want to make sure the future administration in Mosul will be a friendly neighbor,