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Echoes of Love and Loss
Behind the closed doors of most homes in Kurdistan lies a tragic, heart-wrenching story. As memories resurface, wounds become fresh and painful and eyes shed tears akin to winter rain. These bitter
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Taste of Water: A Story of Survival
The Taste of Water is a compelling new documentary feature film by Ebrahim Saeedi, an Iranian-Kurdish filmmaker. The film revolves around two grape farmers, one of Kurdish descent and the other Turk
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Kelidar: A Tale of Kurdish Adaptation and Heroism
Throughout history, Kurds have faced suppression and forced displacement from their homeland. The deportation of Kurds in Eastern Kurdistan, in what is now Iran, dates to the Safavid dynasty (1501-1
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Kurdistan’s Dom Community
In October 2023, the Dom people, also known as the Romani of Kurdistan, organized their first-ever conference in the Middle East. Sponsored by the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG), this event aim
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Exploring Qaisary Naqib’s Historic Alleys
One of the oldest business centers in the Kurdistan Region, Qaisary Naqib (the Qaisary) stands as a testament to time, preserving its historical significance in the face of modernization. Establishe
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A Pioneering Effort in Environmental Conservation
Despite a challenging history of war and upheaval, the Barzan area is home to the Kurdistan Region’s first de facto national park. Founded by Sheikh Abdulsalam Barzani and further developed and expa
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Michigan’s Thriving Chaldean Community
Michigan, renowned for its cultural diversity, boasts a vibrant tapestry woven with various ethnic communities, among which the Chaldean community stands as one of the most dynamic. Sprawled across
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Mesopotamian Medicine Congresses
The history of the Kurdish people has been marked by centuries of fragmentation. The Kurds lack national consciousness. Even now, in the 21st century, the Kurds have not managed to become a nation.
