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The 14 pages that link to Kurdistan Region, each with the reason it gives.

• IraqBroader topic: Its institutions exercise substantial authority within the Iraqi state.

• Kurdistan Workers' PartyCompared with: Its formal autonomy contrasts with the PKK’s armed pursuit of Kurdish rights and self-rule.

• Kurdish–Turkish conflictRelated: PKK bases and Turkish military operations in northern Iraq have extended the conflict across borders.

• Halabja chemical attackRelated: Halabja’s status and commemoration became part of Kurdish political life in Iraq.

• Iraqi nationalismBroader topic: Its institutions test how far Iraqi sovereignty can coexist with Kurdish self-rule.

• KurdistanBroader topic: It is the region’s clearest example of constitutionally recognized territorial autonomy.

• Nouri al-MalikiCompared with: Recurring disputes over oil, territory, and authority strained its relationship with al-Maliki’s central government.

• Ali Hassan al-MajidRelated: Its Kurdish communities were among those targeted in campaigns associated with al-Majid.

• Kurdistan ProvinceCompared with: Its name resembles the Iranian province’s, but it is a distinct political entity across the border.

• Ilam ProvinceRelated: It lies across the international border from parts of Ilam Province.

• Jalal TalabaniBroader topic: Talabani’s national role brought Kurdish regional interests into Iraq’s central institutions.

• Kurdistan Workers' Party insurgencyRelated: The region’s territory has hosted PKK bases and Turkish operations, creating recurring tensions with Iraq’s Kurdish authorities.

• Central KurdishRelated: Central Kurdish is widely used in the region’s education, administration, and media.

• History of the KurdsBroader topic: It is the most durable modern Kurdish self-governing region.