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FDD examines threats against Kurdish populations across the Middle East, analyzing how Kurdish political aspirations, security relationships, and treatment by regional powers affect U.S. counterterrorism efforts and broader stability in Iraq, Syria, and Turkey.
FDD Analysis
Syria holds elections in Kurdish-majority areas, finds Assad-era chemical weapons
FDD's Long War Journal
Iran conducts new attacks on Kurdish opposition groups in northern Iraq
FDD's Long War Journal
Political Exclusion of Syrian Kurds Threatens SDF-Damascus Deal
Policy Brief
Amid security threats, Syria attempts to cement stability, international ties
FDD's Long War Journal
Protests in Syria’s Kurdish region highlight demand for rights
FDD's Long War Journal
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