From Shush to Gundik: Experiencing the Zagros Mountain Trail

The Zagros Mountain Trail (ZMT) is a 215-kilometer-long route that runs west to east though the mountains of the Kurdistan Region. The project joins

Acclaimed Harvard Oncologist and Defender of Kurdish Resilience

Dr. Aram Ghalali, a distinguished oncologist and biotechnologist at Harvard Medical School, was honored earlier this y

Kurdistan: A New Frontier for Archaeology

An exhibition in Erbil organized by the Consulate of Italy in Erbil showcased11 Italian archaeological excavations in

Improving Mental Health in Kurdistan and Iraq

The importance of tackling mental health problems in the Kurdistan Region, and indeed globally, is obvious – these cha

Reforming Education in the Kurdistan Region: A Commitment to Quality and Equity

The Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) has embarked on a transformative journey to elevate the quality of education i

Honoring the Unbroken: The Story of Shireen Khero

Shireen Khero, a 30-year-old Yezidi survivor of the genocide perpetrated by ISIS, defied all odds to find a way forwar

Riwas: Nature’s Remedy

Riwas, a variety of wild rhubarb (Rheum ribes), is a natural, seasonal plant often regarded as a natural remedy due to

Saadat Barzani: Harnessing the Canvas to Inspire

Born as a refugee, she always felt her identity to be denied, the struggle of her people to be overlooked, and the des

Dance and Culture: The Roots of Govend

We all require a language to communicate. Spoken language is our most common form, but written and visual communicatio

Threads of Identity: Traditional Kurdish Attire

Kurdish clothing holds historical roots tracing back to ancient times and stands as a distinctive symbol of Kurdish he

Ibrahim Keivo: The Voice of Harmony

I met the singer Ibrahim Keivo in Al-Hasakah, a city in Western Kurdistan (northeastern Syria), about 30 years ago, in

Dastan Banae Empowers Change Through Education

Kurdistan is brimming with stories of people who have left their homeland and gone on to achieve great success in othe

Kurdish Gelims: Woven History

The oriental rug manifests the social structures and manufacturing traditions of various cultures, shaped by the histo

The Poetry of Qubadi Jalizada

This article is part of a critical study about the poet’s works. Born in 1953, Qubadi Jalizada is one of the most pro

An Autistic Migrant

Majid Nuri’s memoir, An Autistic Migrant: From Erbil to Luxila, stands as a testament to the enduring power of love an

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