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Ancient Town Emerges as a Center for Tourism
Akre, an ancient town with millennia of rich history and cultural heritage, could emerge as a potential future hub for tourism in the Kurdistan Region. The town, a bit over one hour's drive from the
Deir Maryam Al-Adhra: A Model of Interfaith Harmony and Education in Kurdistan
Finding the oldest monastery in Sulaymaniyah, the second largest city in Iraqi Kurdistan, can become quite exhausting owing to the fact that it is located in the heart of the city amidst intricate a
Erbil’s Unique History is a Multi-Faceted Asset
Erbil is one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world – and quite possibly the oldest. The city’s ancient Citadel, now at the center of the modern capital of the Kurdistan Region of
Captivating Blend of Fantasy and Reality
Hostages of Memory by Haitham Hussein is a captivating novel that seamlessly blends fantasy and reality. While the characters are fictional, the setting, life conditions, and historical events portr
The Journey of an American University in Kurdistan
Founded in 2014 as a non-profit institution of higher learning by Masrour Barzani, the American University of Kurdistan (AUK), located in Duhok, provides an American-style education based on the lib
Nine Years in ISIS Captivity: Yezidi Couple Embarks on a Journey of Healing
Duhok, a province in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq, recently witnessed a heartwarming reunion. Samiya Smu Khodeda, a courageous Kurdish-Yezidi woman, has finally been freed after enduring nine years
The Kurds of Jordan: An extract from ‘Kurds Outside Kurdistan’
In Jordan today, there is a Kurdish minority population estimated at thirty thousand people, which includes Kurds who settled in the Jordanian territory in the last quarter of the nineteenth century
Rugby in Kurdistan: A Sporting Phenomenon on the Rise
Rugby, a sport renowned for its intensity, physicality, and camaraderie, is rapidly gaining popularity worldwide. While traditionally associated with countries like England, New Zealand, and South A
Embodying Three Cultures
I often get asked what it’s like to be a part of three different cultures and if I identify more as Russian, Kurdish, or Swedish. My answer is always the same: there is no one culture that I identif
In Erbil, Bangladeshi Community Cultivates a Taste of Home
Every Friday, a unique and vibrant market comes to life in the heart of Erbil, the capital of Iraqi Kurdistan. This bustling market near the Baghi Shar Garden is not your typical bazaar. It is the B

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Akre, an ancient town with millennia of rich history and cultural heritage, could emerge as a potential future hub for tourism in the Kurdistan Region. The town, a bit over one hour's drive from the

Finding the oldest monastery in Sulaymaniyah, the second largest city in Iraqi Kurdistan, can become quite exhausting owing to the fact that it is located in the heart of the city amidst intricate a

Erbil is one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world – and quite possibly the oldest. The city’s ancient Citadel, now at the center of the modern capital of the Kurdistan Region of

Hostages of Memory by Haitham Hussein is a captivating novel that seamlessly blends fantasy and reality. While the characters are fictional, the setting, life conditions, and historical events portr

Founded in 2014 as a non-profit institution of higher learning by Masrour Barzani, the American University of Kurdistan (AUK), located in Duhok, provides an American-style education based on the lib

Duhok, a province in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq, recently witnessed a heartwarming reunion. Samiya Smu Khodeda, a courageous Kurdish-Yezidi woman, has finally been freed after enduring nine years

In Jordan today, there is a Kurdish minority population estimated at thirty thousand people, which includes Kurds who settled in the Jordanian territory in the last quarter of the nineteenth century

Rugby, a sport renowned for its intensity, physicality, and camaraderie, is rapidly gaining popularity worldwide. While traditionally associated with countries like England, New Zealand, and South A

I often get asked what it’s like to be a part of three different cultures and if I identify more as Russian, Kurdish, or Swedish. My answer is always the same: there is no one culture that I identif

Every Friday, a unique and vibrant market comes to life in the heart of Erbil, the capital of Iraqi Kurdistan. This bustling market near the Baghi Shar Garden is not your typical bazaar. It is the B

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