Love, Wound, and Being
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The Exiled Prince
Kamaran Badrkhan and the enduring grief of two loves that never fadedIn 1975, Kurdish politician Dara Attar visited Kama
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A Kurdish Thinker
In memory of Faruq Rafiq, whose unanswered questions outlived himThe Kurdish philosophy researcher and writer Farooq Raf
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Erbil and the First Gospel Translation
Around 1,800 years ago, Jesus’ words were first translated in the heartof KurdistanToday, the Christian Gospels — Matthe
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Kurdistan as a Model
Religious diversity can serve as an example for a pluralistic societyIt is early in the morning and cold winds blow thro
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Human Values Above All
A vision for coexistence in a region where embracing one another is thepath forwardIn a world increasingly marked by div
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The Room Where Ideas Begin
The Kurdistan Innovation Institute aims to transform education by converting classrooms into innovation labsBefore
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Winning Stories
Kurdistan Chronicle is recognized by the Religion Communicators Council for the second year in a rowKurdistan Chronicle&
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Building Human Capital
Inside the Kurdistan Region’s drive to transform educationSince taking office in 2019, the Ninth Cabinet of the Kurdista
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The Surviving Zagrosian Leopards
The first documented evidence of prey-caching by a breeding femaleleopard in KurdistanLeopards Beyond BordersOn April 3,
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The ACS Kurdistan Chapter: Elevating Surgical Excellence
The establishment of the American College of Surgeons (ACS) Kurdistan Region Iraq Chapter in 2023 marked a transformativ
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Kurdish Filmmaker Wins Best of Fest in the UK
Recently, Kurdish-British filmmaker Kae Bahar, founder of the Kurdistan Federation of Filmmakers and the Kurdistan Film
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Cinema and the Kurdish Question
Cinema is one of the most powerful tools of modern humanity for recording and transmitting history. In the past, the his
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Koma Wetan and the Echoes of Red Kurdistan
Kurdistan. The reach of your echoes reminds us of the responsibility to preserve the voices that shaped the path be
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Kurdish Activist Completes 55-Day Kurdish Freedom Walk
After walking 746 miles, Kurdish scholar and activist Kani Xulam concluded a 55-day pilgrimage on May 14, 2026, arriving
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