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  • Rewan Radio: A Voice for the Kurds

    The sound of my mother’s voice urging me to “press that button and turn the radio on” is a key memory from my childhood. Back then, in the absence of the internet and social media, Radio Rewan was o

  • Assyrian Language in 'Voice of Iraqi Kurdistan'

    In light of the changing times and advancements in technology in the 1960s, General Mustafa Barzani, leader of the Kurdistan Democratic Party (KDP) and the Kurdistan liberation movement, recognized

  • The Tears of Mount Sinjar

    The Tears of Mount Sinjar by Homeira Soufi is fiction inspired by real events. It is the story of Agrin, a young Kurdish Yezidi woman from the Sinjar District, whose family and thousands of others w

  • New Netflix Documentary Puts Shanidar Cave on the Map

    Secrets of the Neanderthals, a new Netflix documentary produced by the BBC, was released on May 2. The documentary follows the team led by archaeologists and conservators from Cambridge University a

  • Kurdistan: The Cradle of Mankind

    I just completed two months of lecture tours in southern Iraq with three groups of intrepid travelers from the United States as my guests. We had a wonderful time visiting some of the most important

  • Building Bridges: How Kurdish Community Shapes Germany’s Social Landscape

    Today’s world is shaped by continuous global migration and cultural integration and transformation. In this context, communities in Germany are grappling with a multitude of challenges. In particula

  • AUK Alumni: Shaping Minds, Inspiring Success

    As the American University of Kurdistan (AUK) approaches its tenth anniversary, it is not just a milestone to celebrate; it is a moment to reflect on the significant impact of the institution on the

  • Reviving the Ancient Ninja Arts in Kurdistan

    The martial arts of the ninja, a figure with roots in 15th century Japan, has found a unique home in the Kurdistan Region.  Originally a form of combat employed by Japanese clans, the techniques of

  • The Kurdish Chess Champion

    Firmesk Wirya Qaneh, a name synonymous with Kurdish chess excellence, has carved a remarkable path in the sport. Born in 1965 in Langa Deh village near Sulaymaniyah, Firmesk’s life is interwoven wit

  • Kardo Razzazi A Rise in the Swedish Spotlight

    The ascent to stardom of Kurdish-Swedish actor Kardo Razzazi stands as a testament to the success story of yet another Kurdish refugee. Born in Uppsala, Sweden, in 1985, Kardo emerged into the world

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