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Olivier Weber’s Reflection on Kurdistan
French writer and novelist Olivier Weber’s Si je t’oublie Kurdistan is a treasure, a meticulously crafted work of nonfiction that analyzes the Kurdish people’s struggle for freedom amid the wider mo
A Christian Village in the Heart of Kurdistan Mountains
Bedyal (also spelled Bediyal), a small village in the Mergasor District in the Erbil Governorate, is one of the oldest Christian settlements in the Barzan area. Its residents, all Christians, have l
A Son, a Father, and the Inspiration of General Mustafa Barzani
My father became fascinated by the Kurds after reading an article by Archie Roosevelt, the only American to visit Qazi Muhammad and the short-lived Republic of Mahabad. My father was a young diplom
The Photographer who Witnessed Halabja’s Horror
The chemical bombardment of Halabja through the lens of a Kurdish photographer Ezzat Shafiq pondered the photographs, remembering the scenes he had witnessed and documented 37 years ago. These phot
Kurdish Student Sets New World Record
Mason Farhad Nariman, a talented young Kurdish refugee living in Sweden and a Vision Education scholarship recipient, has redefined the boundaries of human potential. In a stunning display of cognit
World of Padel: Reshaping the Sports Landscape in Kurdistan
In a region where football dominates the sporting scene, a new sport is about to make its way onto the court with the opening of World of Padel, the first indoor padel facility in the Kurdistan Regi
Chess in School Curriculums
After ongoing consultations and coordination between the prominent Khanzad Chess Club in Erbil and the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) Ministry of Education in recent years, the KRG introduced “
Finalist for Miss Denmark Considers Kurdistan Her Home
Malak Amira was born and raised in Copenhagen, Denmark, with her parents coming to the country as refugees in the early 1980s. Arriving from Palestine, they suffered just as many Kurds do in being d
Mehmet Atli’s Tribute Album: “Na, ne tene me”
In a heartfelt celebration of artistic legacy, a tribute album titled Na, ne tene me (No, I am not alone) has been launched to honor Mehmet Atli’s remarkable 30-year journey in the arts. Spearheaded
Echoes of Freedom: How Music Became a Refuge for Two Kurdish Sisters
Listening to Nurshin and Perwin discuss their music and explain the intricacies of their instruments feels like being transported to another world. As Perwin prepares her mey, a woodwind instrument,

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French writer and novelist Olivier Weber’s Si je t’oublie Kurdistan is a treasure, a meticulously crafted work of nonfiction that analyzes the Kurdish people’s struggle for freedom amid the wider mo

Bedyal (also spelled Bediyal), a small village in the Mergasor District in the Erbil Governorate, is one of the oldest Christian settlements in the Barzan area. Its residents, all Christians, have l

My father became fascinated by the Kurds after reading an article by Archie Roosevelt, the only American to visit Qazi Muhammad and the short-lived Republic of Mahabad. My father was a young diplom

The chemical bombardment of Halabja through the lens of a Kurdish photographer Ezzat Shafiq pondered the photographs, remembering the scenes he had witnessed and documented 37 years ago. These phot

Mason Farhad Nariman, a talented young Kurdish refugee living in Sweden and a Vision Education scholarship recipient, has redefined the boundaries of human potential. In a stunning display of cognit

In a region where football dominates the sporting scene, a new sport is about to make its way onto the court with the opening of World of Padel, the first indoor padel facility in the Kurdistan Regi

After ongoing consultations and coordination between the prominent Khanzad Chess Club in Erbil and the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) Ministry of Education in recent years, the KRG introduced “

Malak Amira was born and raised in Copenhagen, Denmark, with her parents coming to the country as refugees in the early 1980s. Arriving from Palestine, they suffered just as many Kurds do in being d

In a heartfelt celebration of artistic legacy, a tribute album titled Na, ne tene me (No, I am not alone) has been launched to honor Mehmet Atli’s remarkable 30-year journey in the arts. Spearheaded

Listening to Nurshin and Perwin discuss their music and explain the intricacies of their instruments feels like being transported to another world. As Perwin prepares her mey, a woodwind instrument,

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