In a world where the past often fades into silent ruins, sometimes a single piece of paper gilded with gold and inked

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

Kurdistan Chronicle has been honored with the prestigious Award of Excellence by the U.S.-based Religion Communicators

Climate change is no longer a distant concern or an isolated issue confined to one country – it is a global threat tha

How will living in the age of delivery apps and less in-person time affect Kurdistan’s future? Aland Gailan recalls a

On July 29, 2024, as I was sitting on a plane headed to Erbil, I reflected on how I had reached this point. My journey

Farshad Gardakaneh – a 30-year-old Kurdish man hailing from Kangavar in Kermanshah Province in Eastern Kurdistan (nort

In the sunny fields of Kurdistan, where the mountains whisper stories of women warriors, a wild rhythm carries the sce

Among the many beautiful places of Kurdistan, Hawraman – the mountainous region stretching from the northeastern Kurdi

The annual three-day Amsterdam Kurdish Film Festival (AKFF) will take place on May 9 to 11, 2025, at Het Ketelhuis cin

It’s been more than ten years since I read My Father’s Rifle, written by the Kurdish author and director Hiner Saleem.

In a world that often treats beauty as a silent image, Hayat Murad has chosen to empower it with a voice—one that echo

Our first task in life is to walk, and with each step, we grow more aware of the surfaces beneath us. From our innate

In the town of Koy Sanjaq in the Kurdistan Region, tucked behind an old walnut tree that has curved slowly with age, t