Current Columnists and Journalists
- Lawen Sagerma (Deputy Managing Editor)
- Dr Sherko Abdullah (Columnist)
- Dolamite Da Pimp (Cultural Advisor)
- Agri Ismail (Columnist)
- Dr Joseph Kechichian (Columnist)
- Raz Jabary (UK Correspondent & Representative, London)
- Anwar M. Qaradaghi (Language Editor)
- Ari Anwar
- Zheno Abdulla
- Jalal Ahmed
- Noman Abdurrahman Ali
- Iason Athanasiadis
- Roj Bahjat
- Karokh Bahjat
- Linda Berglund
- Ilnur Cevik (Ankara)
- Jonathan Dworkin
- Dr Rebwar Fatah (London)
- Pat Gaffney (London)
- Basit Gharib
- Dr Harry Hagopian (London)
- Dana Hameed
- Dr Albert Issa
- Fakhri Karim (Baghdad)
- Ali Kurdistani
- Ibrahim Al Marashi (Istanbul)
- Mohamed Karim Mohamed
- Hawre Daro Noori
- Shadman Janab Noori
- Jamal Penjweny
- Asoz L. Rashid (Baghdad)
- Dr Latif Rashid (Baghdad)
- Bakhtiar Sabir
- Qubad Talabani (Washington, DC)
- Ranj Talabany
- Awat Abdullah
- Darya Ibrahim (Reporter)
- Hazhar Mohammed
- Galawizh H. Rashid (Reporter)
- Ako Gharib
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