Kurdish Music: Melodies carrying national identity

The Kurds gained international renown, rather sadly, through wars—be it ones waged against them or they themselves launched for their freedom. Mos

Duhok Film Festival Brings Art to Refugee Camps

Last December, more than 300 artists and film critics arrived in Kurdistan to gather for the 2022 edition of a prestig

Mountaineering and Hiking Booming in Kurdistan

Many people around the world visit mountains for a unique opportunity to get in touch with nature and think deeply abo

Geological Secrets of the Zagros Mountains in Kurdistan

Geoscience deals with the processes that control the development of the Earth’s surface and distribute specific rock t

Sidik and the Panther: In the Middle of Time

If Reber Dosky’s Sidik and the Panther (2019) is a documentary about nature, we shall start to tell the story from the

Homeless in Eden: The Importance of Malaye Jaziri’s Poetry

Sheikh Ahmad (c. 1570-1640 CE), better known by his pen name Malaye Jaziri, was the most important Kurdish poet of the

Gazi Zibari: Escaping from Tyranny to Saving Lives

Bombs, tyranny, fleeing his homeland of Kurdistan, and studying in caves – these are just snippets of the heroic story

Aramaic Christians in the Kurdistan Region: A Sharing of History and Values

The Background The Aramaic Christians have shared the land and history of the Muslim Kurds, Yezidi Kurds, and Jews fo

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