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Peace Process In Turkey from the Kurds’ Lens In Iran

October 6, 2026

Centre for Kurdish Affairs, an independent research centre based in London, launched the Peace and Democratic Integration Conference on 29-30 September 2026 to discuss different aspects of peace negotiations in Turkey. Hemn Seyedi, the co-founder […]

Kurdish Missed Opportunity of Secularism for Iran

August 5, 2026

This article discusses a missed opportunity for a democratic secular Iran in 1979, due to the disease of Tehran-centrism, a “syndrome” of concentration of political decision making, media focus, and cultural privilege in Tehran, and […]

The lesson of the Iraq War isn’t Non-Intervention, it’s Incomplete Intervention.

March 26, 2026

(Iran 2026 should be compared to Iraq 1991, not Iraq 2003) Hemn Seyedi President Trump sees the Democrats’ rise to power in 2008 as a consequence of the Republicans’ losses in the unpopular wars in […]

A Flag For Humanitarian; The Kurdish Flag

December 19, 2025

For Kurdish Society, University of Sheffield, on; Kurdistan National Flag Day and Peshmerga Day, Tonight, we gathered here to celebrate Kurdish National Flag Day. Before proceeding with my speech , I must mention that the […]

A Nationalism For Justice, Not Dominance

October 25, 2025

Despite the nation-state becoming the dominant political structure in the world and nationalism becoming the dominant ideology of nations, for many scholars, nationalism is often associated with aggressive policies and discrimination against non-members of a […]

Kurdish Missed Opportunity of Secularism for Iran

August 5, 2026

This article discusses a missed opportunity for a democratic secular Iran in 1979, due to the disease of Tehran-centrism, a “syndrome” of concentration of political decision making, media focus, and cultural privilege in Tehran, and [...]
The lesson of the Iraq War isn’t Non-Intervention, it’s Incomplete Intervention.

March 26, 2026
Kurdish Women Guerrilla

October 25, 2025
The Structural Deficiency of Democracy in Iran

October 10, 2025

Peace Process In Turkey from the Kurds’ Lens In Iran

October 6, 2026

Centre for Kurdish Affairs, an independent research centre based in London, launched the Peace and Democratic Integration Conference on 29-30 September 2026 to discuss different aspects of peace negotiations in Turkey. Hemn Seyedi, the co-founder [...]
Turkey, Secularism, the Midwife of Islamism

October 11, 2025

From Monarchy to Chaos: Iraq’s Political Journey

October 10, 2025

The newly created state, following the collapse of the Ottoman Empire, Iraq, started its existence with these significant problems: the rule of a minority, external dependency, and lack of internal integrity. The kingdom of Iraq [...]
The trajectory of Iraq’s stability

October 10, 2025

The lesson of the Iraq War isn’t Non-Intervention, it’s Incomplete Intervention.

March 26, 2026

(Iran 2026 should be compared to Iraq 1991, not Iraq 2003) Hemn Seyedi President Trump sees the Democrats’ rise to power in 2008 as a consequence of the Republicans’ losses in the unpopular wars in [...]
Kurdish Missed Opportunity of Secularism for Iran

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Power, Identity, and Reform in the Gulf States

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A Nationalism For Justice, Not Dominance

October 25, 2025

Despite the nation-state becoming the dominant political structure in the world and nationalism becoming the dominant ideology of nations, for many scholars, nationalism is often associated with aggressive policies and discrimination against non-members of a [...]
A secularism for Democracy, Not Authoritarianism

October 10, 2025

The modern Middle East has not been entirely unfamiliar with secularism, but its shortcomings have fueled the rise of political Islam. A century ago, it was widely accepted in the region that progress and modernisation [...]
A New Field For Questions, Not Answers

October 10, 2025

Many projects either attempt to provide new answers to existing questions or generate new ones. This project, however, accomplishes both simultaneously, generating new questions and providing answers. Our study examines several overlooked facts and subsequently [...]
Understanding the origins of conflicts in the Middle East

October 10, 2025

Our project contributes to understanding the origins of conflicts in the Middle East, intending to establish a better future. There has been significant debate about the reasons for these conflicts and the absence of democratic [...]
Understanding the Middle East’s past

October 10, 2025

This project contributes to understanding the Middle East’s past and identifying the origins of its conflicts. Now, regarding the future, we also aim to promote the development of a more democratic Middle East. The democracy [...]

Instability

October 10, 2025

Launching any long-term project in the Middle East is very challenging. The element of instability is numerous and can not be controlled by any single state. Many strong regional powers faced coups, sudden revolutions or [...]
Kurdish Women Guerrilla

October 25, 2025

In the heart of the Middle East, a region that is plagued by religious fundamentalism and women are almost invisible in the political and social activities, a political and militarily movement exists which women play [...]
Power, Identity, and Reform in the Gulf States

October 10, 2025

The name of this region is also controversial, where Iran calls it the Persian Gulf, but Arabs believe it is the Arab Gulf. For this reason, many prefer to use the term “the Gulf “ [...]
A new phenomenon (Our Views)

October 10, 2025

The central theme of our project is that most parts of the current problems in the Middle East have their roots in the social and political development since 1918. In this section, we will provide [...]
A Nationalism For Justice, Not Dominance

October 25, 2025

Despite the nation-state becoming the dominant political structure in the world and nationalism becoming the dominant ideology of nations, for many scholars, nationalism is often associated with aggressive policies and discrimination against non-members of a [...]

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