Kurdistan’s Storks in ‘Peril’
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Jerwan Aqueduct: Resurrecting a Lost Legacy
Deep in the heart of Kurdistan lies an extraordinary engineering marvel that has stood the test of time for over three
Culture
From the Soviet Union to Kurdistan: Odyssey of Love and Resilience
In a world where the struggle for freedom echoes through history, the extraordinary odyssey of Svita Alexander emerges
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Amedi: The Enchanting Tale of a 500-Year-Old Tahin Mill
When one thinks of Kurdish tahin, the picturesque region of Amedi immediately comes to mind. Nestled within this capti
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Championing American Football Through Kurdish Grit and Passion
Across the gridirons (American football fields) of the United States, an accomplished American player of Kurdish origi
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Museum of Cultural Artifacts
Seyda Goyan, a retired civil servant and researcher who lives in the Uludere district of Şırnak, wants to protect anti
Culture
Parang Jihani: Illuminating the Path of Yoga
In a serene sports hall nestled within Erbil's Sami Abdulrahman Park, a poised and radiant woman captures the essence
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Kurdish Composer Shines at Canada Day Celebrations
For the first time, music by a Kurdish composer has taken centre stage during Canada Day celebrations in Toronto. On 1
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Art, Migration, and Self-Discovery: An Exclusive Interview with Arya Atti
In this interview, Arya Atti, a Kurdish gallerist and painter from Kobani, Syrian Kurdistan, shares her remarkable jou
Culture
Dots and Hope: Anfal Survivor Speaks Through Art
Situated within the picturesque mountains of Kurdistan is the extraordinary gallery of Kivan Barzani, a unique and exp
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Take Me to the Mehdi Zana Street
This intriguing article takes readers on a captivating journey through the streets of Diyarbakir, a Kurdish city in Ea
Culture
“My Body is in Prison, Not my Mind”
During my childhood, I often heard the name of the city Adana and, when I was around eleven years old, I finally visit
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The First Kurdish Alphabet
The existence of an ancient Kurdish alphabet was known only to a small group of Kurdish intellectuals but had no tangi
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A Museum of History and Emotion
On 30 November 1970, a journalist from the Los Angeles Times asked Mustafa Barzani to describe what qualities define
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Erbil and Nashville Unveiling an Extraordinary Opportunity
After a decade in the making, Nashville's city council voted on July 6 to make Erbil, the capital of the Iraqi Kurdist
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