Revisiting Salim Barakat’s What About Rachel, the Jewish Lady?

Salim Barakat is a Syrian-Kurdish writer who writes in Arabic and is well known for leaving a unique mark on contemporary Arabic literature, especia

Armenians Rebuild Centuries-Old Church

As you walk down the narrow alleys of Zakho’s old quarter, a city in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq (KRI) located just a

Recovering Oak Forests to Combat Climate Change

Within the context of addressing the issue of climate change, all proposed solutions are invariably aimed at establish

From Erbil to Glory

In the capital of the Kurdistan Region, where the land itself seems to whisper stories of indomitable spirits, one you

Breathing New Life into Kurdish History

Iraj Qaderi Azar, known by his artistic pseudonym Zhilemo, has traveled with a trove of dozens of paintings and sketch

Gulan Charity Showcases Halabja’s Golden Days

The Gulan Charity was established in 2009 with the primary goal of celebrating and preserving Kurdish culture within t

Kobane Wine: A Toast to Kurdistan

One of the more mysterious elements of Kurdish culture to foreigners is how alcohol consumption is permitted in a larg

Inspiring Education in Kurdistan

On September 20, 2023, a grand opening ceremony unfolded at the Catholic University of Erbil (CUE), signifying the ina

Korek Observatory: Kurdistan's Window to the Stars

Nestled amid the craggy splendor of the Kurdistan Region of Iraq (KRI), perched atop rugged Mount Korek, lies a testam

Wonders of Kurdish Architecture

As architecture visually voices the artistic traits of peoples’ heritage, it is a significant indicator of the cultura

Safekeeping National Memory

At the Zhin Center, a non-profit foundation dedicated to preserving Kurdish history and heritage, no stone is left unt

INTERVIEWS | 40 Years of the Kurdish Institute in Paris

Founded in February 1983, the Kurdish Institute of Paris (KIP) is an independent, non-political, secular organization

The Pishdar: Kurdistan's Mightiest Dog Breed

Iraqi Kurds hold a deep sense of pride in the Pishdar dog or Kurdish Mastiff, a remarkable breed that traces its roots

Norah Hussein: Illuminating Kurdish Poetry

Norah Hussein, a poet and activist, was born in 1991, the year of the Kurdish uprising against Saddam Hussein. She is

Music in the Poetry of Malaye Jaziri

The Kurdish classical poets were more than mere versifiers who penned and recited poems during evening gatherings; the

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