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Youth Provide the Path to a Brighter Future in Kurdistan
Sometimes, a journey begins in the pages of a book. It was through immersing myself in the writings of Jabra Ibrahim Jabra and Sinan Antoon – and their predecessors Badr Shakir al-Sayyab and Nazik a
Celebrating Courage, Culture, and Progress
In this issue of Kurdistan Chronicle, we uncover the inspiring perseverance, innovative achievements, and thoughtful perspectives that illuminate the dynamic narrative of Kurdistan’s past, present,
Reimagining the Kurdish Question: Identity, Diversity, and Solidarity
When I was invited to contribute an article for Kurdistan Chronicle, I spent several hours in deep reflection. Over the last ten years, I have written hundreds, perhaps thousands of pages for my ant
EDITORIAL | Advancing Diplomacy Through Culture
The BBC’s recently released documentary Secrets of the Neanderthals on Netflix has once again brought Kurdistan and its rich history to the international stage. Meticulously crafted, it reminds the
EDITORIAL: March, A Tapestry of Kurdish History and Heritage
The month of March in the Kurdish calendar brims with significant events, commemorations, tragedies, and triumphs. One of the most poignant moments in Kurdish history was the tragic chemical attack
Freedom is Not Free: Commemorating the February 1, 2004 Attack
Every terrorist attack is shocking by its very nature. The February 1, 2004 attack was particularly appalling as it took place on the first day of Eid, as well-wishers – including children – were be
Building on Strong Friendships: My Early Weeks in the Kurdistan Region
Before arriving in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq (KRI), I set myself the objective of exploring the region, to meet as many people as possible and to learn about the culture, people, history, and – a
EDITORIAL | Kurdistan's Diplomatic Engagements Kick Off 2024 on Positive Note
The year 2024 has commenced on a positive note for the Kurdistan Region, marked by significant diplomatic engagements and high-level visits by Kurdish leadership. Prime Minister Masrour Barzani and
Why Are Kurds Facing Persecution and Genocide?
Before delving into scientific research on the use of chemical weapons in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq (KRI), it is essential to understand genocide as a crime that can occur during both wartime and
The Sacred Fruit of Kurdistan
Kurdish poets have long likened their lovers’ bosom to the pomegranate fruit. For example, in his classic love poem, Mem û Zîn, Ahmed Khani (1650-1707) likened the pomegranate fruit he saw in the ga

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Sometimes, a journey begins in the pages of a book. It was through immersing myself in the writings of Jabra Ibrahim Jabra and Sinan Antoon – and their predecessors Badr Shakir al-Sayyab and Nazik a

In this issue of Kurdistan Chronicle, we uncover the inspiring perseverance, innovative achievements, and thoughtful perspectives that illuminate the dynamic narrative of Kurdistan’s past, present,

When I was invited to contribute an article for Kurdistan Chronicle, I spent several hours in deep reflection. Over the last ten years, I have written hundreds, perhaps thousands of pages for my ant

The BBC’s recently released documentary Secrets of the Neanderthals on Netflix has once again brought Kurdistan and its rich history to the international stage. Meticulously crafted, it reminds the

The month of March in the Kurdish calendar brims with significant events, commemorations, tragedies, and triumphs. One of the most poignant moments in Kurdish history was the tragic chemical attack

Every terrorist attack is shocking by its very nature. The February 1, 2004 attack was particularly appalling as it took place on the first day of Eid, as well-wishers – including children – were be

Before arriving in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq (KRI), I set myself the objective of exploring the region, to meet as many people as possible and to learn about the culture, people, history, and – a

The year 2024 has commenced on a positive note for the Kurdistan Region, marked by significant diplomatic engagements and high-level visits by Kurdish leadership. Prime Minister Masrour Barzani and

Before delving into scientific research on the use of chemical weapons in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq (KRI), it is essential to understand genocide as a crime that can occur during both wartime and

Kurdish poets have long likened their lovers’ bosom to the pomegranate fruit. For example, in his classic love poem, Mem û Zîn, Ahmed Khani (1650-1707) likened the pomegranate fruit he saw in the ga

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