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Oil row with Kurds stirs Iraq tensions
Iraq's Kurdish government has stopped all oil exports to Baghdad following a payment dispute. It is just one issue in the past weeks that is causing tensions between the Kurds in the north and the central authority. There are concerns that a push to sell crude oil to Kurdish markets from what is considered to be one of the last great unexplored oil regions in the world, could persuade Erbil to seek more independence from Baghdad. Al Jazeera's Jane Arraf reports from Erbil.
Blasts & killing fail to blow apart Kurdish chance in Syria
In Syria, a third bomb blast has reportedly rocked the city of iDLib, just hours after eight people were killed and dozens wounded in twin explosions there. The government and the opposition are blaming each other for orchestrating the attacks. The United Nations warns the ongoing violence threatens the peace plan it helped broker. The head of the expanding UN observer mission to Syria says the roadmap is futile, unless all sides observe a ceasefire. Meanwhile, Damascus is preparing to hold nationwide Parliamentary elections in just a week's time. But the US and its allies are still calling for regime change. Jordan-based professor Ibrahim Alloush thinks Syria fell out of favour for playing by its own rules. RT on Twitter twitter.com RT on Facebook www.facebook.com
Kurds divided by Syrian uprising
For centuries, the towns of Turkish Nusaybin and Syrian Qamishli were one, until politics put a border between them. The governments of both countries have been hard on rebellious Kurdish minorities in the region. Now, with the uprising in Syria, many Kurds see the potential for major political gains. While some want to play a greater role in the opposition, others believe Kurdish interests are best served by working with the Syrian government. Al Jazeera's Anita McNaught reports from Nusaybin in southeast Turkey.
Iraqi Kurds discover valued a trading partner
Kurdish control of oil resources in Iraqi Kurdistan is fuelling talk of independence for the semi-autonomous region. The Kurds are increasingly looking to Iran and Turkey as trading partners and, despite some border tensions, trade is booming. Al Jazeera's Jane Arraf reports from Haji Omran, on the mountainous border with Iran.
Turkey clashes video: Police fight Kurdish protesters
Turkish police used water cannon, tear gas and baton charges to break up Kurdish demonstrations across the country on Sunday and one local politician died in the protests, a sign of rising tension ahead of the Kurdish New Year this week after authorities rejected Kurdish demands to celebrate it on Monday. Turkey's pro-Kurdish party and Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) armed militants have both called for large demonstrations for Newroz, the Kurdish New Year that begins on March 21, sensing the government, which has strongly backed Arab uprisings, may be vulnerable to pressure from street protests. Both the legal Peace and Democracy Party (BDP) and the PKK are demanding a level of autonomy for the mainly Kurdish southeast of the country. RT on Twitter twitter.com RT on Facebook www.facebook.com
Kurdish Independence March in London Ocalan Imprisonment - 15th Feb 2012
Kurds marched in london on the 13th anniversary of the imprisonment of the Kurdish leader Ocalan - 15th Feb 2012 More Kurdish videos here: www.youtube.com Donations to the video maker here: www.paypal.com
Kurds and Alawites - A GOOD Primer
The Kurds, their territory, religion and ethnicity. As the Video progresses geo-politics are addressed, from the PKK to Kurdish aspirations. Ilhan narrates to us, and he is a Kurdish Alawite (Alevi). Donation to morris: www.paypal.com
Kurdish refugees from Syria languish in Iraq
While focus is on the uprising in Syria which started almost a year ago, Syrian Kurds revolted years before. Riots in the mainly Kurdish city of Qamishli in 2004 were crushed by security forces. Rights groups say at least 30 people were killed in that crackdown. Thousands of Kurds crossed the border into Iraq and have been living as refugees since. Al Jazeera's Jane Arraf reports from a refugee camp in Moqableh in northern Iraq.
Here the Kurdish peshmerga within 24 hours
Here the Kurdish peshmerga within 24 hours Bzana la bainy 24 katzhmer che ru adat lalaian Pishmarga Direnakany YNK har wak masulakan xariky Dru krdnn
Kurdish schoolgirls of northern Kurdistan
The Kurdish school girls /Boys of my hometown in northern Kurdistan. We want to Kurdish Schools in kurdistan! Freedom for my mother tongue Kurdish!!!
Angry Kurds bury victims of Turkish attack
Kurdish demonstrators took to the streets in many cities in Turkey on Friday, protesting against the death of 35 civilians in a Turkish airstrike the day before. The government has expressed regret over the incident and promised to work for a solution to the issue, but pro-Kurdish groups and human rights activists say that it is time for acti, not just words. Al Jazeera's Hashem Ahelbarra reports from Antakya.
Kurdish Girls Say - Part 1
Thanks for watching and sharing! Don't forget to subscribe, we will be adding more videos in the near future. Written by and Directed by @Van_Banan edited and played by Akar a parody based on www.youtube.com I love Kurdish people and I hope I didn't offend anyone in this video, this is about no one and everyone. Most importantly it was just to join all the fun "White girls" "Armenian girls" "Black girls" and all the other people were having with their videos. We had a blast making it. But that's the last time I ever wear a wig.
Kurdish Exodess (Koraw-کۆڕەو) in 1991 (BBC)
The mass exodess of kurdish refugees (nearly 3 millions) to the borders of Turkey and Iran after the failed uprising in 1991 against the dictatorship rule of Iraq, followed by the rutheless forces of the regime. Never forget the genocide and the brutality of 4 countries against Kurds. Turkey, Iran, Iraq and Syria, SHAME ON YOU
Stop Genocide Kurd Short film 2011
Halabja Halabja — city — Halabja (Kurdish: ههڵهبجه Helebce), is a Kurdish town in Northern Iraq, located about 150 miles (240 km) north-east of Baghdad and 8--10 miles from the Iranian border. The town lies at the base of what is often referred to as the greater Hewraman region stretching across the Iran-Iraq border. The Kurds in the city of Halabja generally speak only the Sorani dialect of Kurdish, but some residents of the surrounding villages speak the Hewrami dialect. History Early history Halabja has a long history. The cemetery includes the tombs of several historical figures, such as Ahmed Mukhtar Jaf, Tayar Bag Jaf and Adila Khanim. In August 2009, three 17th century tombs were discovered in the Ababile district of the town.[1] This suggests that the town is somewhat older than indicated by some sources, which claim that it was built by the Ottoman Empire circa 1850. However, modern developments date from the early 20th century. The post office opened in 1924 and the first school opened the following year. The Qaysari Pasha and Hamid Bag bazaars were built in 1932. Electricity did not reach the city until 1940. At the beginning of the 20th century, there were many British soldiers stationed in Halabja. During World War I, Adela Khanum saved the lives of several British soldiers, resulting in the British honouring her with the title Khan Bahadur, Princess of the Brave. She was also responsible for the building of a new prison, setting up a court of justice, of ...
Kurds Expect A Solution in 2012 - London Kurdish Spokesman
Mehmet works at a Kurdish Centre in London. He is an articulate knowledgeable spokesman and reveals some Kurdish aspirations, and different entities within the Kurds. I put the subtitle in the video "is again Sunni" just to clarify that he was Not saying "is against Sunni"
kurdish mafia biggest mafia in turkey runs by kurds kurdistan heroin business - 1938 dersim -
the biggest mafia of turkey are the kurds. turkish people are fear for the kurdish mafia, the biggest drugs family of the world is a kurdish family! Dersim 1938 never forget! ataturk kills kurds in dersim! search youtube dersim 1938 Download the video here: www.megaupload.com
Masoud Barzani, President of the Kurdish Region of Iraq
His Excellency Masoud Barzani, president of the Kurdistan Region of Iraq, addressed an audience of policymakers and journalists at The Washington Institute on April 5, 2012. In wide-ranging remarks and a frank exchange with audience questions, President Barzani spoke about the political and security situation in Iraq since the departure of US combat troops as well as wider regional issues, from the situation in Syria to a call for the PKK to renounce violence.
Turkey-Iran bombed Kurdish villages/killing civilians in South - North Kurdistan
HDNet's "World Report" correspondent Willem Marx travels to the mountainous border of Iraq and Iran, where Kurdish rebels are attacking the Iranian military, and in response Iran is shelling Iraqi territory, killing Kurdish civilians and forcing thousands of villagers from their homes. Deny against the Kurdish people, and destroy the enemy policy developed policy in contrast the Kurdish people, leads to resistance to the enemy!!! So who are the Kurds????? The oldest inhabitants of Anatolia. As old age will not be known. Where they live always Anatolia .. Sons Zagros ..the children of the Sun and fire: The Kurds Kurdistan is Hidden paradise of Adam and Eve, the most ancient peoples of the Middle East is a region extending from the Zagros mountains in the Taurus mountains and the people who speak a language of Indo-European language group. Their name based on a historical geography of Kurdistan, another definition could be called in the north of Mesopotamia. History of the Kurds in the history of resources leads to back 12000 years.... Mesopotamia at the stage of history before Christ, the many tribes of Kurdish origin appeared to be emerging research. For example, at the aforementioned names, Sumerian,Subaru, Kurti, Guti, Lullu,Hittit,Luwian, Kusin, Kassit, Manna, Urartu, Karduk, Cyrtii, Gordyene, Cord,Corduene, Gorduene, Cordyene, Cardyene, Gordyaia, Korduene, Korchayk,Girdiyan, Gutian Carduchoi, Sassanid,Kingdom of Kurdish Commagene (KomaGel), Kardakes,Sarmatians Alans ...
Turkey: Kurdish Smugglers | European Journal
Iranian border patrolmen are mercilessly hunting down young Kurds who try to smuggle cheap diesel oil across the border to Turkey. Ankara has said nothing, supposedly not wanting to strain relations with Tehran.The Iranian border patrol's most recent known victim was handed over to Turkish authorities in January. But Ankara has had little response to the captures and killings so far, turning a largely deaf ear to protests from relatives and human rights activists. Turkey imports more than one third of its oil and natural gas from Iran, so it likes to keep relations cosy. The EU is prodding Turkey to change its policies toward Iran and improve the economic circumstances of the region's Kurds. For more go to www.dw.de
Kurdish Music 2012 Hejar Duhoki EKMALI
Product by MOTIONAL FILM & HD MUSIC PRODUCTION Directed By Sebastian AT www.motionalfilm.com www.hejar.se
The Kurds
The cry of a people for freedom! The representative of the Kurdish people on 15 February 1999, deported to a violation of international law cloak and dagger operation of international intelligence agencies in Turkey, at a date that coincides with the beginning of the uprising led by Sheikh Said. Since Ocalan developed this movement and is one of the important values of the people and the movement that tried to countries like Syria, Iran, Iraq, Turkey, and international forces or conspiracy to eliminate him politically and physically. On the other hand, some hoped with his execution of a Turkish-Kurdish war. However, Abdullah Ocalan had all these plans with his attitude and line running into the void. These calculations were also not, because all Kurds with mass protest actions: occupations, hunger strikes and self-immolation under the motto "No one can darken our sun!" responded. Since 1999, Mr. Abdullah Ocalan on the prison island of Imrali is detained under severe conditions of isolation. On November 17 his prison conditions were still deteriorating. The current area is 6 square meters of Ocalan.
Who are the Kurds
who are the Kurds There is a saying among the Kurds: "No friends but the mountains." For, indeed, the world has scarcely noticed when century after century, conqueror after conqueror has driven these once nomadic tribes deep within their beloved mountains to preserve their culture, their language and their lives. Hidden in the shadows of history, resistance against repression became the Kurdish way of life, until atrocities inflicted by a dictator named Saddam Hussein sent shock waves throughout the world causing people of ever nation to ask, "Who are the Kurds?" For many, awareness arrived on 'Bloody Friday' in March of nineteen eighty-eight when Saddam dropped poisonous gas on the Kurdish city of Halabja killing five thousand within minutes, followed by seven thousand more as the bombing continued for days. Halabja was not Saddam's only chemical attack against Iraq's Kurds, it was simply the worst, captured in all its horrific detail, making it a symbol of the atrocities committed by Saddam Hussein. INTERVIEW: RIZGAR HAMAWANDI Saddam tried to wipe Kurdish people from the face of the earth. The people in Kurdistan are so happy because of the liberation and because now they can live in peace and free. NARRATOR: To trace the history of the Kurds, one must begin at the beginning -- for it was here, in the land some believe was once the Garden of Eden, that this resilient ancient people first left their mark upon the world. Nourished by the headwaters of the Tigris and ...
Turkish police clash with pro-Kurd demontrators - no comment
www.euronews.com Turkish police fired pepper spray and water canon to disperse hundreds of Kurds protesting in Istanbul on Sunday. Find us on: Youtube bit.ly Facebook www.facebook.com Twitter twitter.com
A Kurdish view of the Turkish Bombing of Kurdish Smugglers
A telephone conversation with a Kurdish activist who was in a Kurdish Community Centre in London. There is the opinion that the bombing was intentional. Another two Kurdish videos - www.youtube.com . Donations to Morris: www.paypal.com .
Kurdistan Mountains and Kurds
Abdullah Ocalan (Kurdish: APO): "The history today, the secret and We (Kurds) are at the beginning of history hidden " The oldest inhabitants of Anatolia. As old age will not be known. Where they live always Anatolia .. Sons Zagros ..the children of the Sun and fire: The Kurds Kurdistan is Hidden paradise of Adam and Eve, the most ancient peoples of the Middle East is a region extending from the Zagros mountains in the Taurus mountains and the people who speak a language of Indo-European language group. Their name based on a historical geography of Kurdistan, another definition could be called in the north of Mesopotamia. History of the Kurds in the history of resources leads to back 12000 years.... Mesopotamia at the stage of history before Christ, the many tribes of Kurdish origin appeared to be emerging research. For example, at the aforementioned names, Sumerian,Subaru, Kurti, Guti, Lullu,Hittit,Luwian, Kusin, Kassit, Manna, Urartu, Karduk, Cyrtii, Gordyene, Cord,Sassanid,Kingdom of Kurdish Commagene (KomaGel), Kardakes,Sarmatians Alans Scythians,Medes,Mitanni-Hurrian, Uratian, Hethits, Luwian.... etc. that most of the Kurdish tribes, such as very high possibility. Ancestors of today's Kurds are mentioned in etymological analysis is understood. Kurds of Anatolia is one of the most ancient peoples of the genetic, ethnographic, linguistic, and archaeological research, day radiation is etymological. Lived in every corner of the world's peoples. But of Mesopotamia, have ...
Kurds attack governor in South-East Turkey
Dec 31 - A Turkish local governor is attacked during a condolence visit after airstrikes killed 35 villagers whom the military had mistaken for Kurdish militants. Nick Rowlands reports.
'Kurds must handover al-Hashemi to Iraq'
Iraqis are voicing their anger at the Kurdish leaders refusal to hand over fugitive vice president Hashemi, accused of running death squads, to the government. Interview with Zayd al-Isa, Middle East expert, London. Follow our Facebook on: www.facebook.com Follow our Twitter on: twitter.com
TURKEY Slaughters 15 Kurdish Women. Free The Kurds. (Israel, Bible Prophecy)
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Shit People Say to Kurds
LIKE/ COMMENT/ RATE/ & SUBSCRIBE! Like us on Facebook: www.facebook.com Friends of ours always ask us Kurd's some stupid sh*t. We thought we'd show you just some of the stupid sh*t they have said. Music: Jesse J - Domino (Instrumental) We also beeped out some swear words using *BEEP*.
Turkey police arrest protesters marking Kurdish New Year
www.euronews.com Early celebrations for Kurdish New Year were broken up by police in Turkey, in a sign of the growing tensions between the government and Turkey's Kurdish minority. A large gathering in Diyabakir was broken up by police using water cannon, tear gas and batons. The Kurdistan Workers Party, known as PKK, called for demonstrations ahead of Newroz, which begins on March 21. Police arrested over 120 protesters at another large Newroz gathering just outside the capital Istanbul. Seven people have been injured in clashes with the police. T he unrest happened as authorities tried to prevent two groups of more than 1000 people coming together. Twenty percent of Turkey's population is made up of Kurds, who are demanding greater cultural rights and autonomy. Find us on: Youtube bit.ly Facebook www.facebook.com Twitter twitter.com
Median (Kurd) history "Ahura Mazda hiding deep in the earth"
Scientists are unable to resolve the Kurdish place names "GOREME, ZÎGANA, ÇORUH"!!!!!!! The Persians and the various tricks with Median on takeovers the people of the aria, entered into horror. All Aryan tribes, Persians under the provisions of the former slaves did not accept to enter. United under the banner of the median, Zoroastrian priests Mag´s, launched a rebellion. The media, in every region of the riots took with they burned the fire of freedom. of these "Gomata" re-take control of the country has received in Ekbatana King of parsecs, 1 Darius fraudulent and devious ways to kill him, all the murder the Magi´s be brought about. Magi was a great massacre. They are alive in the fire (sacred fire, fire altars) were burnt. In this event, each year by the Persians, "Magofonya (The Magi´s Death)" Day was officially celebrated by the name. Death, escaped from the mountains of Kurdistan the Mag´s was a part of Anatolia. in Kapadosya went into hiding. The natural physical structure there own terms, a way of life and consciousness were eligible. After all, hiding underground shelters, caves and other hiding places there. Expanding the settlements, called them made it into the underground cities of today. This secret place "QABA dizyak" (Kurdish: the secret place), they said. Today "Kapadosya" known as the region, Zoroastrians left in high places the funeral, the dead people to put on a very large number of natural towers (fairy chimneys), there was also. These the Madian ...
Police break up Kurds protesting air strike
Dec. 31 - Anger over the killing of civilians by the Turkish military sparks clashes in the predominantly Kurdish southeast of the country. Katharine Jackson reports.
Kurdish New Year
Chat about the Kurdish New Year festival of 'Newroz' and very interesting to find that the traditions surrounding this time of year are still practiced, with great ceremony and significance for the Kurds as a people. It is not seen as parochial or backward, but as part of the Kurdish calendar and a badge of resistance against hostile foreign control on four fronts. It is strikingly similar to the plight of the Gaelic Scots, which persisted right into the middle of the 20th century....
EP - Kurdish issue and the situation of the Kurdish hunger strikers in Strasbourg
European Parliament press conference Press conference: On the Kurdish issue and the situation of the Kurdish hunger strikers in Strasbourg
Kae Kurd performing at the Kurdish Youth Festival in Washington DC #3KYF
Comedian Korang 'Kae Kurd' Kurda Performing at the 3rd Kurdish Youth Festival in America in Washington DC. Like the facebook page www.facebook.com/kaekurd and follow on twitter @KaeKurd
Assyrian DNA - Exposing Kurdish Myths
Anti-Assyrian liars mostly Kurdish and Arab Muslims have done fake video propaganda full of lies that Assyrians are not Semitic and that we are supposedly Nostrian. This lie has been made by Arabs & Kurds to try and ignore the fact they do not originate in Iraq and that they descend from invaders from Persia and Saudi Arabia who came to our lands to steal it, outnumber & persecute our Indigenous people. They are also jealous that Assyrians have such a rich, famous history full of civilizations, while Kurds & Arabs descend from some barbaric nomads who stole our land. Modern DNA have proven them wrong and has proven that indeed most Assyrians have DNA linked to modern Mesopotamia, as this Doctor told Nineveh Dinha from the DNA test she did, he proved most of her ancestry is Native from Mesopotamia, since most Assyrians originate in Assyria (Iraq). We are the Native Indigenous Ethno-Religious group of Iraq, not the invading Arabs from Saudi Arabia and not the invading Kurds from South Turkey & West Iran. MORE ASSYRIAN DNA PROOF FROM DNA SCIENTISTS: www.rau.am www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
The Stream - Turkey's Kurds & Why #BlametheMuslims?
Tensions between Kurds and ethnic Turks are playing out on social media after a controversial jazz performance goes viral. Plus, the story behind the Twitter hashtag #BlametheMuslims.
The Stream - 'The 99' & Turkey's Kurds
Have anti-Muslim bloggers kept Islamic inspired comic "The 99" from airing in the US? And does Turkey have a double standard when it comes to its Kurdish population?
PKK mezarında Türk Bayrağı _ Kurdistan Kurdish Kurd Kurdiska Κουρδιστάν דגל
Turkish citizen Kurds lost their sons due to ILLEGAL TERRORIST ORGANISATION PKK... PKK attacks to all ethnic nations of TURKEY for insisting on imperial state in MIDDLE EAST... On the other side TURKEY respect freedom of KURDS in North Iraq called Kurdistan... Fascist groups of Kurds want larger lands and larger authority in region by fighting against Syria, Iran and Turkey... People lost their lifes and sons because of KURDISH Dreams...
Kurdish guy peacefully protesting gets attacked by 100 racist turks
this was a kurd that was peacefully protesting against recent fight between Turkey and Kurdish freedom fighters known as PKK . A little girl gets hit by a Turk at 2:15 . real brave you people are , and you complain that kurds want to run their own affairs separately in their region ? you have broken the brotherhood long time ago turks , now just hope that kurds do not retaliate for the next 100 years when they get some real power . a kurdish spring is inevitable . free northern kurdistan down with occupation and opression.
Kurdish Attack on Turkey
Twenty four soldiers were killed in an alleged guerilla attack by Kurds in southeastern Turkey on Wednesday according to security sources. Militants of the Kurdistan Worker's Party, which is considered radical by Turkey as well as the US and European Union, fired live rounds on a number of military outposts in two districts of the Hakkari province which borders Iraq. The incident caused the largest death toll of Turkish security personnel in years. At least 18 soldiers were also injured in the attack. Kurdish separatists have increased their attacks southeast of the country since July and have killed over 50 Turkish security forces. Wednesday's attacks coincide with a roadside bomb attack allegedly also the work of Kurdish rebels which claimed the lives of five policemen and three civilians in the neighboring Bitlis area. The attack comes close on the heels of a visit by Turkish President Abdullah Gul to troops in the region to encourage optimism given the volatility of the area recently. By Noora Faraj Al Arabiya with Agencies
Turkey: The Struggle of Kurds for their Human Rights - Leyla Zana
Leyla Zana was recognized as a Prisoner of conscience by Amnesty International. In 1994 she was awarded the Rafto Prize, and in 1995, was awarded the Sakharov Prize by the European parliament. She also won the Bruno Kreisky Award. In 1998 her sentence was extended because of a letter she had written that was published in a Kurdish newspaper, which allegedly expressed banned pro-separatist views. While in prison she published a book titled Writings from Prison. With Turkey applying to become a member of the European Union, the EU repeatedly called for her release on human rights grounds, making its position clear by awarding Zana with the Sakharov Prize in 1995.
Kurdish writer: 'punish those responsible' for air strike
www.euronews.net More than 2000 Kurds demonstrated in Istanbul against the Turkish authorities following the fatal air strike in the south east that killed 35 people. Some chanted pro-PKK slogans. The protest degenerated into clashes with riot police who had been deployed in large numbers, and used water cannon and tear gas. Euronews spoke to Umit Firat, a prominent Kurdish writer and journalist in Istanbul. He believes the theory that those killed were smugglers is entirely plausible.
Iraq's PM calls on Kurds to hand over Sunni leader
www.euronews.net Iraq's Shi'ite Prime Minister has called on Kurdish authorities to hand over Sunni Vice-President Tareq al-Hashemi. Speaking at a news conference, Nuri al-Maliki urged the semi-autonomous region to take responsibility, after a warrant was issued for Hashemi's arrest. He is facing terror charges. Hashemi, who denies the allegations, travelled to Kurdistan after Maliki's central government ordered his detention. The arrest warrant came a day after US troops pulled out of Iraq.
Kurdish artists appeal - Syrian Revolution (2012)
Kurds & Arabs are being oppressed by the Assad regime. The Kurds are treated as second class citizens. Today the Kurds in Syria must ask for their rights and self-determination..... The Kurds in Syria must ask for the unity of Kurdistan!
Kurdish Issues: Turkey and the Kurdistan Regional Government in a Changing Middle East 2/3
The Middle East Institute and the Atlantic Council are pleased to host Qubad Talabani and Henri Barkey for a discussion on Kurdish issues in the region. The Arab Spring has driven a wedge between Turkey and its once-close allies, Iran and Syria. Ankara's ties with Baghdad are strained, as well. Panelists will address the impact of external upheaval on Turkey's internal Kurdish issue and examine the situation in the context of Turkey's changing relationship with the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) of Iraq. Given the realities of the new regional dynamics, what are the prospects for Turkey's "Kurdish Opening?" What impact will increased bilateral Turkey-KRG cooperation have on the security situation? Our panelists will examine these questions and their domestic and regional implications for Turkey-KRG relations and the broader Kurdish question.
Kurds to stay clear of Iraq sectarian strife - President
Jan. 5 - Reuters reporter Jon Hemming dissects the comments and body language of Kurdish president Masoud Barzani, after he speaks to Reuters on Iraq's sectarian strife.
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