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  • A Technological Response to Climate Change in Kurdistan

    Many people now agree that one of the most serious – if not the most dangerous – global issues facing humanity is climate change. Global temperatures continue to rise, extreme weather events are bec

  • One Man’s Path to the Kurdish Struggle

    Anthony Avice Du Buisson is a South African-Australian conflict analyst, researcher, and freelance writer specializing in Middle Eastern security and humanitarian issues. He is particularly interest

  • Zakho and Moorhead Forge Historic Partnership

    In a groundbreaking move to enhance international collaboration, the Zakho Independent Administration of the Kurdistan Region has officially signed a friendship proclamation with the city of Moorhea

  • Post-PKK Era: Opportunities for Kurdistan

    The formal dissolution of the Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) in May 2025 has opened an unpredictable but potentially transformational era in the Kurdistan Region. For decades, the region’s mountain

  • Germany’s Support for Kurdistan Remains Firm

    Germany’s transition to a new government has not altered its commitment to the Kurdistan Region of Iraq, says Albrecht von Wittke, Germany’s Consul General in Erbil. Von Wittke told Kurdistan Chroni

  • Empowering Women Through Diplomacy

    Earlier this month, the staff at the British Consulate General in Erbil arrived one morning to find that we had a new Consul General! While we were initially taken aback, once the coffee kicked in,

  • Australia’s First Kurdish Minister Visits Kurdistan

    Australian Labor Party Member of Parliament (MP) Enver Erdogan is the first Kurd to serve as an MP in Australia, which does not have a large Kurdish population. He has served as Minister for Casino, G

  • Tourism as Soft Power: Kurdistan’s Strategic Bet

    Once caught in the crossfire of the Iran-Iraq War and devastated by genocidal campaigns, chemical attacks, and forced displacement under successive Iraqi regimes, the Kurdistan Region is determined

  • Stories of Change in Kurdistan

    From dark to dawn From 1991 until early in 2025, in the scorching summers and freezing winters, people in the Kurdistan Region had to struggle with the lack of electricity. In the absence of govern

  • Crimes Against the Kurds

    Published by Shanidar in collaboration with Kurdistan Chronicle, this series presents a profound and compelling exploration of the suffering and resilience of the Kurdish people. It sheds light on t

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