Halabja: A Chronicle of Endurance and Heritage

Halabja, one of the oldest and most picturesque cities in the Kurdistan Region, boasts a rich history spanning approximately 500 years. The city’s o

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Inside Sulaymaniyah’s Amna Suraka Museum
In the heart of Sulaymaniyah in the Kurdistan Region stands the remarkable Amna Suraka museum, also known as the Red P
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A U.S. Professor’s Family Adventure in Kurdistan
Dr. David Romano, the Thomas G. Strong Chair in Middle East Politics at Missouri State University in the United States
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House of Mercy: A Vision of Peace
Archbishop Yousif Thomas Mirkis holds an unwavering commitment to alleviating human suffering, empowering people to co
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Sumac
The word “sumac” comes from the medieval English term sumach, which originates from the Arabic summaq (سماق), in turn
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Amedspor: A Journey Through Triumph and Struggle
Anyone familiar with football knows that it is far more than just a sport. As author Simon Kuper unpacks in his award-
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Berivan Jalal: Sports Icon and Futsal Champion
For Berivan Jalal, born in 1995 in the city of Halabja in the Kurdistan Region, sports have been everything.  A holde
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Balla Ahmed: A Visionary Kurdish Painter Shaping Erbil’s Art Scene
Balla Ahmed Ibrahim, born in 1987 in the Ranya District of the Kurdistan Region, has emerged as a distinguished and vi
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Under the Load of Life: An Award-Winning Documentary on Kurdish Porters
Kahi Titab is a young documentary filmmaker from Kurdistan best known for directing films Childhood Outside the War an
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Nubihar: Persevering Kurdish Culture Amidst Challenging Constraints
Founded in Istanbul in March 1992, Nubihar Publications has been a cornerstone of Kurdish literature and culture for o
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Mem u Zin: A Reflection on History, Division, and Resilience
Often dubbed “the Kurdish Shakespeare,” the Kurdish poet and philosopher Ehmede Xani (1651-1707) said at the beginning
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Bestansur: The Dawn of Agriculture in Kurdistan
Imagine stepping back in time to the dawn of agriculture, when the first seeds of farming were sown. This is the story
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The Merx Tree: A Symbol of Resilience for Khorasan’s Kurds
The Kurds of Khorasan reside in Iran’s northeastern provinces of North Khorasan and Razavi Khorasan, bordering Turkmen
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The Emirate of Botan
This article explores the historical evolution of the Botan region, tracing its origins back to Herodotus's mention in
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Musa Anter: A Silenced Kurdish Voice
The life of an intellectual is a long and arduous one. Every century a few pivotal figures become the articulators of
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