Kurdish Leaders Extend Condolences to Former President of Iraq Barham Salih

On March 30, 2025, Balen Salih, a well-known Kurdish journalist based in the United States, passed away at t

Consulate Shows U.S. Commitment to Kurdistan: Spokesperson

U.S. Department of State spokesperson Tammy Bruce told reporters on Monday that the new U.S. consulate that

KRG Interior Minister joins UK Border Security Summit

Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) Minister of Interior Reber Ahmed arrived in the UK on Sunday to particip

Danish Ministers Extend Newroz Greetings to Kurds in Denmark

Several Danish ministers sent their Newroz greetings to Kurds in Denmark after over 200 Kurds celebrated the

KRG Expands 24/7 Electricity Access Under Runaki Project

Aziz Ahmad, Deputy Chief of Staff to Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) Prime Minister Masrour Barzani, ann

Japan to Renovate Sulaymaniyah Museum

On March 25, 2025, Japan’s Ambassador to Iraq Akira Endo and Iraq’s Minister of Foreign Affairs Fuad Hussein

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23 February 2025

Surezha: Examining 6,500 Years of History

QASSIM KHIDHIR

21 February 2025

Kurdistan at Davos: Economic and Political Engagement at WEF 2025

Sardar Sattar

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American Independence Day Celebration

Chicago Kurdish Film Festival 2024

Erbil: Cat Beauty Contest

Buk U Zawa Gorge in Kurdistan

25 March

Kurdistan’s Pension Reforms: Shaping the Future of Social Security

25 March

Challenges Facing the Kurdistan Regional Government in 2025

25 March

March: A Defining Month for the Kurds

19 February

Kurdistan: A Driving Force for Regional Stability

21 December 2013

Dr. Saman Shali

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

The Kurdish Wheatear

The Kurdish Wheatear (Le Traquet kurde) by Jean Rolin is an impressive work. Published in January 2018, the book begins with the unexpected observation of the Kurdish wheatear (Oenanthe xanthoprymna) at the summit of Puy de Dome in France during the spring of 2015. This event profoundly affects th

How a Kurdish Club is Redefining Iraqi Football

The atmosphere at Zakho International Stadium was electric. Though the stadium officially has 20,000 seats, nearly twice that number of fans were packed together to watch their team face Al-Najaf Sports Club. A sea of red and white erupted as Gustavo Henrique scored in the 41st minute. The roar ec

Musician Defends Her People

It is perhaps no surprise that Narin Feqe, who has family ties to Cizre in eastern Turkey but was born in Derik, Western Kurdistan (northern Syria), has become a celebrated Kurdish singer. After all, Feqe comes from a family deeply rooted in music, with her grandfather Ehmed and father Judi both p

POLITICS

Kurdistan Still Home to a Quarter of a Million Refugees

In his humble office in Erbil, Jalal al-Abdullah, a Syrian-Kurdish language professor, tells Kurdistan Chronicle about his inspiring journey from Qamishli to Erbil, the capital of the Kurdistan Region. A success story that started from scratch, al-Abdullah is a living example of the ability of ref

POLITICS

Ministry of Peshmerga Aims to Increase Female Participa

POLITICS

Dreaming Big: Kurdistan at the World Governments Summit

GALLERY

ECONOMY

The Light Project: Addressing Electricity Shortage

ECONOMY

Next Generation: Looking into the Hopes of Iraqis

With a history marked by security crises, economic hardships, societal challenges, and most recently, the worsening effects of climate change, Iraq

ECONOMY

Dusara: A Kurdish Pioneer in Firefighting Vehicles

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