Kurdish Heritage in Afghanistan

A significant Kurdish community resides in Afghanistan, having been relocated from their original homeland in northwestern Iran during Persian rule

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Life in Pieces
When I look back, I see a life – from birth to childhood to adulthood – that never flowed smoothly, a collection of fr
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The Ehmede Xani Yearbook
“As long as Kurds read and write in Kurdish and keep reading the works of their great poet Ehmede Xani, they will not
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Matran Issa: A tale of Love and Justice
On the banks of Lake Van in the heart of Northern Kurdistan (southeastern Turkey), where the lake’s waters meet the da
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Newroz in Westminster
We are used to seeing music played on the davul and zurna and traditional Kurdish dancing at weddings and community ce
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Mufti of Erbil’s Prayer at Church
In the early 1960s, during his visits to various places and meetings with friends, I always loved accompanying my late
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The Catholic Church and Peace on Earth
Humanity has always longed for peace. Despite this aspiration, war has continually reshaped history. However, somethin
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Always a Refugee
The air hangs heavy with unspoken grief in Ranya Park. Amid the bustle of the town, it offers a rare space for contemp
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International Conference on Climate Change Action
Salahaddin University-Erbil (SUE) proudly hosted the upcoming International Conference on Climate Change Action: Chall
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Chinese Companies Exploring Opportunities in Kurdistan
At a press conference held at China’s Consulate General in Erbil on Sunday, March 16, Liu Jun, China’s Consul General,
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General Barzani to President Kennedy “We Only Need Our Rights”
The Kurdish struggle for freedom has experienced many ups and downs over the past century. Following the overthrow of
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Newroz
Every year on March 21st, Kurds come together around the world to celebrate the Kurdish New Year, known as Newroz. But
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Kurdish Activist Re-elected as Middle East Peace Ambassador
Adel Mullah Salih, a prominent Kurdish activist and Director of Information and Communications at the Kurdistan Region
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The Kurdish Wheatear
The Kurdish Wheatear (Le Traquet kurde) by Jean Rolin is an impressive work. Published in January 2018, the book begin
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How a Kurdish Club is Redefining Iraqi Football
The atmosphere at Zakho International Stadium was electric. Though the stadium officially has 20,000 seats, nearly twi
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