Post-Daesh Iraq should be split in 3 — top Kurdish official | Arab News
Syrian Kurdish young women reportedly can't marry before mandatory service in YPG ranks
The Battle for Syria's Al-Hasakah Province – Combating Terrorism Center at West Point
Kurdish and Assyrian Forces Regain Assyrian Villages From Jihadists
Afghanistan Fall Renews Kurdish Fears of US Withdrawal in Iraq, Syria
Regarding the Kurds, Syria and the possibility of an international intervention
UN says no ethnic cleansing by Kurds in northern Syria
LGBT unit not officially part of SDF, says Kurdish official | Middle East Eye
US welcomes opening of border between Rojava and Iraqi Kurdistan - ARA News | Iraqi, Border, Humanitarian
Thomas van Linge on Twitter: "#Syria: ARA news (Kurdish) asks the commander of Liwa al-Tahrir (#FSA) about ethnic cleansing https://t.co/Z10KzUGbrq http://t.co/AY9bACFICd" / Twitter
Armenians and Kurds in the Late Ottoman Empire – NAASR
This isn't just a betrayal, it feels like the final betrayal,' say Syria's Kurds abandoned to face Turkish assault
The United States Faces Limited Options for Assault on Raqqa - Jamestown
The Making of the Kurdish Frontier: Power, Conflict, and Governance in the Iraqi-Syrian Borderlands - Carnegie Middle East Center - Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
Heavy clashes hit Rojava as Syrian Kurds respond to Turkish attacks
Kurdish National Council - Wikiwand
Deal between US, Turkey spawns more questions than answers | AP News
326 Kurdish fighters killed in latest operation: Turkish minister - CGTN
EU report expresses concerns over increasing racist violence against Kurds in Turkey
Armenia acting FM receives Iraqi Kurdistan deputy PM
Syrian Kurds demand recognition of Rojava federal project as condition to fight for Raqqa
The Case Against Kurdish Independence | Middle East Institute
Syrian Kurds announce “Euphrates Rage” campaign to retake de facto ISIS capital Raqqa - CBS News
Coalition confirms Tabqa liberation, calls SDF 'most committed' partner against ISIS
Assad Bombs the Kurds: Implications for U.S. Strategy in Syria | The Washington Institute
