Rising from the Ashes: Repurposed Tobacco Factory in Sulaymaniyah Becomes Creative Hub

Sprawling across 25 acres in the heart of Sulaymaniyah, the cultural capital of the Kurdistan Region of Iraq, the Sulaymaniyah Cigarette Factory has

An American Craftsman’s Love for Kurdistan

For Andrew Billy, a 46-year-old craftsman from the U.S. state of Georgia, life took an unexpected turn when his destin

Olivier Weber’s Reflection on Kurdistan

French writer and novelist Olivier Weber’s Si je t’oublie Kurdistan is a treasure, a meticulously crafted work of nonf

A Christian Village in the Heart of Kurdistan Mountains

Bedyal (also spelled Bediyal), a small village in the Mergasor District in the Erbil Governorate, is one of the oldest

Strengthening the Partnership Between the Kurdistan Region and Armenia

From October 25 to November 8, 2024, a delegation from the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) participated in an inte

A Son, a Father, and the Inspiration of General Mustafa Barzani

My father became fascinated by the Kurds after reading an article by Archie Roosevelt, the only American to visit Qazi

The Photographer who Witnessed Halabja’s Horror

The chemical bombardment of Halabja through the lens of a Kurdish photographer Ezzat Shafiq pondered the photographs,

Kurdish Student Sets New World Record

Mason Farhad Nariman, a talented young Kurdish refugee living in Sweden and a Vision Education scholarship recipient,

World of Padel: Reshaping the Sports Landscape in Kurdistan

In a region where football dominates the sporting scene, a new sport is about to make its way onto the court with the

Chess in School Curriculums

After ongoing consultations and coordination between the prominent Khanzad Chess Club in Erbil and the Kurdistan Regio

Finalist for Miss Denmark Considers Kurdistan Her Home

Malak Amira was born and raised in Copenhagen, Denmark, with her parents coming to the country as refugees in the earl

Mehmet Atli’s Tribute Album: “Na, ne tene me”

In a heartfelt celebration of artistic legacy, a tribute album titled Na, ne tene me (No, I am not alone) has been lau

Echoes of Freedom: How Music Became a Refuge for Two Kurdish Sisters

Listening to Nurshin and Perwin discuss their music and explain the intricacies of their instruments feels like being

Painting the Exodus: Gulan Hamza’s Vision of Kurdish Migration

Born in 2001, Gulan Hamza is a talented female artist from Duhok who uses her powerful paintings to explore themes of

The 11th Duhok International Film Festival

From December 16-19, 2024, the picturesque city of Duhok in the Kurdistan Region hosted the 11th Duhok International F

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