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The Nashville-Erbil Sister City Initiative: Building Bridges Between Communities
Nashville, Tennessee, is home to a vibrant and thriving Kurdish community, affectionately known as Little Kurdistan. This community has a captivating history, with Kurdish immigrants first arriving
Barzani National Memorial: A Symbol of Religious Coexistence and the Kurdish Struggle
On May 11, the Barzani National Memorial (BNM), which includes a library and a museum, was officially opened in the presence of foreign dignitaries, Iraqi leaders, religious clergy, and journalists.
Why 16 Years Later, I Still Call Kurdistan “My Nest”
I landed in Erbil for the first time in 2006. When you live in the diaspora, you are like a hummingbird who has migrated in early autumn and returned to realize that you may not be able to adapt to
Kurdistan Newspaper and Its Role in Promoting Kurdish Identity and Language
This article commemorates the 125-year anniversary of the publication of the first Kurdish newspaper. In 1898, Mikdad Midhad Bedir Khan, a Kurdish prince, established the first Kurdish newspaper, K
Kurdistan in Old Maps
It is unfortunate that the word “Kurdistan” as a designation of a homeland for the Kurdish nation provokes such controversy and tension among chauvinists who have been denying the existence of a geo
Kurds Learn Chinese for Better Job Prospects
Learning Mandarin Chinese is seen as a form of soft power that China can use to help establish diplomatic and commercial ties. Dilan Kawa Ibrahim, a 22-year-old native of Iraqi Kurdistan, has alway
German International School Provides a Home for German-Kurdish Community
The German International School in Erbil has a unique population of Kurdish students, with the majority of them having a German nationality. The school, which has been operating since 2010, has also
Yazidis Welcome Their New Year With Prayer and Hope
Thousands of Yazidis flocked to Lalish, the spiritual heartland of their faith, to celebrate the eve of their new year. Located in a valley about 40 kilometers from the city of Duhok, Lalish is wher
Beautiful History of Religious Freedom in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq
In addition to its stunning mountains and landscapes, the Kurdistan Region of Iraq (KRI) has a long and beautiful history of pluralism, making it a bright spot for religious coexistence among countr
Istanbul is the Kurds’ Capital City of Culture
Born and raised in Nisêbîn (Mêrdîn), a Kurdish border town between Syria and Turkey, Abdullah Keskin went to study Turkology (Turkic Studies) in Ankara University, which he left shortly afterwards i

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Nashville, Tennessee, is home to a vibrant and thriving Kurdish community, affectionately known as Little Kurdistan. This community has a captivating history, with Kurdish immigrants first arriving

On May 11, the Barzani National Memorial (BNM), which includes a library and a museum, was officially opened in the presence of foreign dignitaries, Iraqi leaders, religious clergy, and journalists.

I landed in Erbil for the first time in 2006. When you live in the diaspora, you are like a hummingbird who has migrated in early autumn and returned to realize that you may not be able to adapt to

This article commemorates the 125-year anniversary of the publication of the first Kurdish newspaper. In 1898, Mikdad Midhad Bedir Khan, a Kurdish prince, established the first Kurdish newspaper, K

It is unfortunate that the word “Kurdistan” as a designation of a homeland for the Kurdish nation provokes such controversy and tension among chauvinists who have been denying the existence of a geo

Learning Mandarin Chinese is seen as a form of soft power that China can use to help establish diplomatic and commercial ties. Dilan Kawa Ibrahim, a 22-year-old native of Iraqi Kurdistan, has alway

The German International School in Erbil has a unique population of Kurdish students, with the majority of them having a German nationality. The school, which has been operating since 2010, has also

Thousands of Yazidis flocked to Lalish, the spiritual heartland of their faith, to celebrate the eve of their new year. Located in a valley about 40 kilometers from the city of Duhok, Lalish is wher

In addition to its stunning mountains and landscapes, the Kurdistan Region of Iraq (KRI) has a long and beautiful history of pluralism, making it a bright spot for religious coexistence among countr

Born and raised in Nisêbîn (Mêrdîn), a Kurdish border town between Syria and Turkey, Abdullah Keskin went to study Turkology (Turkic Studies) in Ankara University, which he left shortly afterwards i

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