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The Kurdistan Region: Strategic U.S. Ally in a Tough Neighborhood

The Kurdistan Region: Strategic U.S. Ally in a Tough Neighborhood is a Special Report prepared by The Washington Times Advocacy Department.

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Why America should support independent Kurdistan

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Give Iraqi Kurds a nation they can call their own

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Kurdish independence will stabilize the region

By Rep. Trent Franks

U.S. and the Kurdish Region:

By Rep. Joe Wilson

Ghastly 1988 attack on Kurdistan must not be forgotten

By Rep. Marsha Blackburn

Self-determination will lead to prosperity, stability

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Embrace the Kurdish independence referendum

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Kurdistan referendum stands on 'solid legal footing'

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Can the Kurds win public -- and American -- support?

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Kurds: No longer the forgotten people

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Don't blame the Kurds for Iraq's unraveling

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'The Kurdish moment has come'

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5 reasons for U.S. to support an independent Kurdistan

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The Kurds: An excellent example of 'what can be'

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Understanding the Kurdistan Region as a strategic U.S. ally

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The Peshmerga: Fearsome, fearless fighters

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Key factors beckon support for Iraqi Kurds

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The Kurds: Potential strategic partners the U.S. deserves

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Kurdistan referendum is legitimate

By Dr. Walid Phares

The threatened future of Christianity in Iraq

By Archbishop Bashar Warda and C.Ss.R.

Yezidi girls. (Photo Credit: Kurdistan Iraq Tours LLC/Tour Guide.)

Kurdistan: A proven sanctuary and 'safe haven' for refugees

By Robert A. Destro and Carole A. O'Leary

'We must seek the most promising scenario'

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U.N.Refugee tents in Kurdistan. (Photo Credit: Kurdistan Iraq Tours LLC/Tour Guide)

What is next for refugees in Kurdistan?

By Awat Mustafa and Mariette Hagglund

Independence will open doors to investment in Kurdistan

By Bayan Sami Abdul Rahman

Kurdistan Region: Untapped economic potential

By Dr. Sasha Toperich

Confronting the current Middle East alignment

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Negotiating an amicable split: It's time for Kurdistan and Iraq to go their separate ways

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