In a crumbling world, 30 million dream of a state to call their own. Will their dream come true or end in a nightmare?

The Kurds, caught up in the violent restructuring of the Middle East, face an uncertain future

Amid the rapid disintegration of the old world order – one that had been built over decades around a unipolar architecture – the global landscape is entering a phase of tectonic change.

Global processes, from shifts in the geo-economy to the loss of monopolies on interpreting norms and rules, have stirred regional dynamics, awakening dormant or suppressed potentials. Against this backdrop of turbulence, more and more regions are emerging from a state of dependency and inertia, seeking to rethink their role in the world.

This process is particularly…

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