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Senior Int'l Journalist & Analyst | MidEast Geopolitics & US Policy | Kurdish Affairs | Strategic Communication & Security | Global Media Contributor 🌐

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Why Kurdish language rights in the new Syria require constitutional guarantees

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By Mutlu Civiroglu
| Rudaw Verified
The Kurdish people in Syria constitute a distinct, non-Arab nation with a unique identity, culture, language, and history. Comprising 15 to 20 percent of the population, Kurds are an integral component of Syria’s diversity. Historically, Syria itself was a cradle of Kurdish literary renaissance. It was in Damascus that the exiled Kurdish intellectual Jaladat Ali Badirkhan published Hawar, a seminal magazine that ran for 57 issues between 1932 and 1943.
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US-Backed SDF Retakes Key Prison in Battle with Islamic State Original

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By Jeff Seldin, Mutlu Civiroglu
| Voice of America (VOA) Verified
A massive and well-planned operation by the Islamic State to free thousands of the terror group’s fighters from a prison in northeastern Syria is over, more than six days after the attack plunged the facility and surrounding neighborhoods into chaos.
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Iraq in Shock After Islamic State Massacres Family of Seven

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By Mutlu Civiroglu, Jeff Seldin, Sirwan Kajjo, Namo Abdulla
| Voice of America (VOA) Verified
WASHINGTON - Officials in Iraq say Islamic State (IS) fighters killed all seven members of a family in northern Salahuddin province on Friday, promoting widespread shock and anger among locals. The outraged relatives of the victims refused to bury the remains until they would get answers from the country’s top leadership over what they called “continued security breaches” in the predominately Sunni area.
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