Kurdish Leaders Congratulate Trump on Re-election

The top Kurdish leadership on Wednesday congratulated Donald Trump on his re-election as the President of th

Yezidi Woman Rescued by KRG Authorities

Asya Kemal Ceto, a Yezidi woman from Sinjar who was abducted by ISIS members in 2014 – when she was 15 years

Iraqi Government Approves Kurdistan Oil Exports

In a meeting chaired by Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shia’ al-Sudani on Tuesday, the Council of Ministers a

United States Reaffirms Support for Swift KRG Formation

U.S. Ambassador to Iraq Alina Romanowski on Monday said she was pleased to meet Kurdistan Regional Governmen

Kurdish Leaders Underline Strong Ties with UAE

On Sunday, November 3, Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) Prime Minister Masrour Barzani bade farewell to A

German State Secretary Highlights German Mission in Kurdistan

Germany’s Consulate General in Erbil announced on Sunday the visit of Siemtje Moller, Parliamentary State Se

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05 November 2024

Kurdish Astrophotographer Captures Clearest Image of the Moon

Qassim Khidhir

31 October 2024

Decades-Long Quest: Compensation for Anfal Victims

Shamal Abdulla

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KMSF Conference on Health and Success

Ankawa Festival Promotes Local Agricultural and Food Products

The Kurdish Shal: A Symbol of Cultural Authenticity

KRG Congressional Briefing in Washington, D. C. on Women Empowerment

05 November

Kurdistan’s Leap into the Digital Age

05 November

Transforming Kurdistan’s Healthcare

05 November

Iraqis Lose Faith in Democracy

05 November

Building Bridges: Sterling Heights-Ankawa Sister City Program

21 December 2013

Dr. Saman Shali

he issue of Kirkuk is a complex and sensitive one. It involves historical, ethnic, and political factors,

Halabja Girls’ Karate Club

Karate, a martial art that originated in Okinawa, Japan in the 17th century, emphasizes self-defense, discipline, and respect. It harnesses the body as a weapon, incorporating strikes, blocks, kicks, and punches. Over the centuries, karate has evolved into a global phenomenon, celebrated not only

Dilan Yesilyaprak: Unleashing Anger Through Percussion

“Engaging with percussion is a bold expression of my emotions. Striking the instrument with intensity may seem unconventional for women, but that’s precisely why I am drawn to it. My anger fuels my creativity, and I constantly seek new avenues to channel these feelings. Music became a vital outlet

A Novel Inspired by the Yezidi Genocide

Author Suzan Khairi, a Yezidi from Sinjar, was deeply affected by the genocide against the Yezidis perpetrated by ISIS in August 2014, during which thousands of Yezidis were killed, kidnapped, and displaced. This tragedy that befell her community inspired her to write her second novel, Thirst: A

POLITICS

Iraq’s Family Law Amendment: A Step Backward

In early August 2024, thousands of Iraqi women took to the streets to protest a proposed amendment bill that could roll back women’s rights in Iraq and, as argued by critics, fan the flames of sectarianism in a country that has already seen far too much ethnic violence. Days before the protests,

POLITICS

South Korea and Kurdistan: A Special Bond of Friendship

POLITICS

Sterling Heights and Ankawa Establish Sister City Partn

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ECONOMY

Tackling Water Scarcity in Erbil

ECONOMY

KRG’s Strategy for Clean Energy

Like many parts of the world, the Kurdistan Region is grappling with the impact of climate change. In response, the Kurdistan Regional Government (K

ECONOMY

Silos: Kurdistan’s Strategy for Food Security

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