Newspapers and Magazines in Diyarbakir During the Late Ottoman Period

In memory of Ali Emiri Efendi The ancient city of Diyarbakir, also known as Amid, Kara Amid, Amed, or Diyarbekir, was one of the few places outside

Kurdistan Through the Eyes of Americans

My recently published book America in the Eyes of an Immigrant is currently available in Kurdish. I plan on translatin

My Father’s Paradise Explores Themes of Diaspora and Identity

Diaspora and identity are especially pertinent concepts to the Jews of Kurdistan but they are also familiar to the two

Knights of the East”: Diplomats, Kurdology, and Russian-Kurdish Relations

The Kurds are one of the Middle East’s oldest ethnic groups. Their long history, however, is full of tragic events tha

Commemorating the Birth of General Mustafa Barzani

March 14 is a significant date for Kurdish people around the globe as they honor the memory of Mustafa Barzani, a towe

Judge Zebari’s Resignation: A Warning Signal for Iraq’s Judicial System and Federalism

Judge Dr. Abdul Rahman Suleiman Zebari, a respected figure within the Federal Supreme Court of Iraq, has submitted his

Dutch Military Advisor: The Netherlands Benefits From a Stronger Peshmerga

Colonel Bart Kouwenberg serves as a military advisor for the Consulate General of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in Er

Surviving Halabja: Yerevan Saeed’s Story

As a survivor of the Halabja chemical attack, international war, civil war, and displacement forced me to be a refugee

Scarred Lungs, Unbroken Spirit: Surviving Halabja’s Chemical Wrath

Hawkar Sabir gasps for air, his damaged lungs working at a mere 15% of their capacity. Every four months, a pack of me

Ghosts of Halabja: A Conversation with Author Michael Kelly

I met Professor Michael Kelly, author of Ghosts of Halabja: Saddam Hussein and the Kurdish Genocide, for the first tim

Halabja Chemical Attack Survivors Still Searching for Lost Children

Shawnm Abdullah Mohammad lost two young children – a two-year-old daughter and a one-year-old son – and five siblings

Armenian President Pays Historic Visit to Kurdistan Region

After visiting Baghdad, Armenian President Vahagn Khachaturyan visited Erbil on February 29 for the first time and

Echoes of Liberation: Celebrating the 1991 Kurdish Uprising

On March 5, 1991, the Kurdish Uprising (Raperin in Kurdish) ignited in the wake of the Gulf War. This proved to be a w

Iraqi High Court Decision Erodes Protections

A new decision by the Federal Supreme Court of Iraq strips minorities of quota representation in the Kurdistan Parliam

Fritz Sitte’s Journey Among the Kurds

Fritz Sitte, an Austrian freelance journalist, television reporter, author, and explorer, was born in 1924 in Krems an

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