About: Kurdistan (Scenario: The Pearl World)

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In 2014, John Kerry convinced Kurdish leaders to form a unity government with Iraq but with little success. Iraqi Kurdistan agreed to remain a part of Iraq on the condition that its territory remained autonomous. President Elizabeth Warren advocated for the Autonomy of all Kurdish regions but said that independence was not feasible due to terrorism.

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rdfs:label	Kurdistan (Scenario: The Pearl World)
rdfs:comment	In 2014, John Kerry convinced Kurdish leaders to form a unity government with Iraq but with little success. Iraqi Kurdistan agreed to remain a part of Iraq on the condition that its territory remained autonomous. President Elizabeth Warren advocated for the Autonomy of all Kurdish regions but said that independence was not feasible due to terrorism.
dcterms:subject	Scenario: The Pearl World Middle East Scenario: Pearl's Earth: Soviet Nostalgia and Cold War II
name short	Kurdistan
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CoA	2000(xsd:integer)
Timeline	Scenario: The Pearl World
ethnic group	Kurdish
Name	Kurdistan
coa caption	Coat of Arms of The Autonomous Region of Iraqi Kurdistan
Language	Kurdish, Arabic, Persian
Population	30000000(xsd:integer)
Demonym	Kurdish
Capital	Erbil Kirkuk
Flag	2000(xsd:integer)
abstract	In 2014, John Kerry convinced Kurdish leaders to form a unity government with Iraq but with little success. Iraqi Kurdistan agreed to remain a part of Iraq on the condition that its territory remained autonomous. President Elizabeth Warren advocated for the Autonomy of all Kurdish regions but said that independence was not feasible due to terrorism. American Presidents from Obama to Harry Reeves have called for nations to remain unified feeling that division was a sign of weakness, although this was really just a cover because the US Government feared that a Kurdish nation would be Anti-American and either sponsor terrorist attacks or align themselves with Eurasia. In 2063, In Ebril, President Michael Korris proclaimed his support of an independent Kurdistan and called for a referendum to determine the nations future. This proposal never gained serious grounds and may have been a factor in the Assassination Attempt on his life by the CIA.

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