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  • The Birth of the Iraqi Kurdistan Football Team

    In September 1974, at the proposal of the Iraqi Director General of Youth Farhad Awni and with the approval of the Iraqi Secretary-General for Information, Culture and Youth Dara Tawfiq, the Iraqi K

  • Kurdish Chess Star Shines in Moscow Tournament

    In a remarkable achievement for the Kurdish community, nine-year-old Eva Haval Nzarki clinched third place in the rapid chess, or speed chess, competition of a prestigious chess tournament held in M

  • Where Do I Belong in 'My Small Land?'

    I am a long-time admirer of Japanese cinema and so I was surprised to learn that a substantial Kurdish community lives in Saitama Prefecture, north of Tokyo, and that it has been the main subject of

  • Towards a New Life: Sarko Rahim’s Mission for the Disabled

    Born in 1979, Sarko Rahim Hama Gharib dreamed of playing football when he was a young boy. Growing up in Halabja in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq, he balanced his passion for the sport with the respo

  • Hussein Smko

    “It was a tough time. I was harassed daily,” Hussein Smko said, recalling his childhood as he pensively strummed on his guitar in his Brooklyn apartment. “The streets of Tairawa [a neighborhood in E

  • 909 Years of Komsay Celebration

    A rock is a natural body, a hardened non-metallic mass made up of one or more minerals and found in many places. Throughout history, people have used stones for various uses, with some holding great

  • 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 origins trace back to settlers from remote villages

  • 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 Prison. This museum is a somber testament to how Saddam Hussein’s secret police p

  • 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, spent five months – from January to May 2024 – of his sabbatical with his wife

  • House of Mercy: A Vision of Peace

    Archbishop Yousif Thomas Mirkis holds an unwavering commitment to alleviating human suffering, empowering people to confront challenges, and transforming adversity into opportunities for pioneering

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