As the Middle East once again welcomed a papal visit – this time with the apostolic journey of Pope Leo XIV to Lebanon a

The Sixth Annual Middle East Peace and Security (MEPS) Forum, with the theme “Managed Chaos: The New Middle East?”, was

On November 27, two bomb-laden drones struck the Khor Mor gas field, disrupting production at the Kurdistan Region’s mos

Naren Briar, a young woman whose family hails from Halabja in the Kurdistan Region, made history as the first Kurdish-Am

Each January during the World Economic Forum (WEF), one pavilion has become a familiar name in Davos: Kurdistan House. U

Leaning against the walls of abandoned houses, their carved wooden shanashil balconies fallen into disrepair since their

The plane we were on, coming from Erbil, hovered over Baghdad just one hour after takeoff – Baghdad, whose sky still car

Drought and desertification – twin challenges long haunting Iraq – have now converged into an environmental crisis resha

Babanzade Mustafa Zihni Pasha was born in 1838 in Sulaymaniyah, the son of Husayn Bey and grandson of Khalid Pasha II, t

How a remote corner of southern Italy became a crossroad for Kurdish narratives of exile, hospitality, and historical er

The Chevening Scholarship is a highly competitive and esteemed global program funded by the UK government that provides

In my time as a student and later professor of Arabic language and studies, I have always borne the advice of my docto

Stafford Clarry, a Hawaii-born former UN official and long-time friend of the Kurds, passed away on May 23. Clarry fi

Professor Gerard Chaliand, the well-known French author and geopolitical analyst, passed away on August 20 in a hospit