Winners of the 2025 Kurda Award for Economics joined a ceremony on October 1 to celebrate their achievements, together

The experience of Yezidi Kurds – especially women – has been among the most harrowing in recent human memory. Their na

Birmingham officially became a city in 1889. Its heart began to pulse with industry in the late 18th century and truly

The Mudhafaria Minaret, also known as the Choli Minaret, continues to stand as a prominent historical landmark in the

At the 13th British Kebab Awards, Kurdish chefs do more than serve food – they shape a legacy. In a ballroom bathed i

In a heartening act of environmental solidarity and support, a famous French bicycle manufacturer has chosen Kurdistan

Roza Salih, a 35-year-old refugee originally from Sulaymaniyah in the Kurdistan Region, became the first Kurd and form

In April this year, Kurds and their friends in London gathered to remember a wound that may take generations to heal —

Simon Minks, the Netherlands’ National Coordinating Advocate-General for counter-terrorism, extremism, and internation

Over the past two months, Kurdistan Region President Nechirvan Barzani has undertaken a flurry of diplomatic trips abr

On Friday, June 13, Kurdistan Chronicle joined a two-week seminar on New Media Management Leaders under the Global Civ

At the UN Headquarters in Geneva, the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG), represented by its Coordinator for Internat

  Announcement: The First Essay Competition for University Students on Economic Development of the Kurdistan Region

The newly opened Daik Care Complex (DCC) in Soran, located within Erbil Governorate, is the first of its kind in the a