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Nubihar: Persevering Kurdish Culture Amidst Challenging Constraints
Founded in Istanbul in March 1992, Nubihar Publications has been a cornerstone of Kurdish literature and culture for over three decades. Just months after its inception, the first issue of Nubihar m
Mem u Zin: A Reflection on History, Division, and Resilience
Often dubbed “the Kurdish Shakespeare,” the Kurdish poet and philosopher Ehmede Xani (1651-1707) said at the beginning of his famous epic poem Mem u Zin that the work “is a way to express the inner
Bestansur: The Dawn of Agriculture in Kurdistan
Imagine stepping back in time to the dawn of agriculture, when the first seeds of farming were sown. This is the story of Bestansur, a unique archaeological gem nestled in the foothills of the Zagro
The Merx Tree: A Symbol of Resilience for Khorasan’s Kurds
The Kurds of Khorasan reside in Iran’s northeastern provinces of North Khorasan and Razavi Khorasan, bordering Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. Researcher Shoresh Reshi identifies 22 major Kurdish tribe
The Emirate of Botan
This article explores the historical evolution of the Botan region, tracing its origins back to Herodotus's mention in the Achaemenid Empire. The principality of Botan existed until 1847 as an Ottom
Musa Anter: A Silenced Kurdish Voice
The life of an intellectual is a long and arduous one. Every century a few pivotal figures become the articulators of their community’s aspirations and concerns. Their guidance propels humanity towa
The Free Yezidi Foundation’s Impact on Youth Education
In Shekhan District in the Nineveh Governorate of the Kurdistan Region of Iraq, a beacon of hope and progress has emerged for the Yezidi community and other local youth with the launch of the Free Y
Discovering 'Amedi'
In a captivating interview, we had the pleasure of speaking in Denmark with Kristian Alex Larsen, the author of a book recently published in Istanbul called Amedi. Larsen’s unique background and dee
Resilience and Talent of Kurdish Women
This article was inspired by the story about Firmesk Wirya Qaneh, the Kurdish woman chess champion, published in March 2024 in Issue 14 of Kurdistan Chronicle. This shining example of talent reminds
Empowering Women in Halabja: The Her Voice Project
The Iraq Space Center (IQSC) recently celebrated the graduation of approximately 240 women from the Her Voice project in Halabja Governorate. The project serves as a guiding light in tackling proble

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Founded in Istanbul in March 1992, Nubihar Publications has been a cornerstone of Kurdish literature and culture for over three decades. Just months after its inception, the first issue of Nubihar m

Often dubbed “the Kurdish Shakespeare,” the Kurdish poet and philosopher Ehmede Xani (1651-1707) said at the beginning of his famous epic poem Mem u Zin that the work “is a way to express the inner

Imagine stepping back in time to the dawn of agriculture, when the first seeds of farming were sown. This is the story of Bestansur, a unique archaeological gem nestled in the foothills of the Zagro

The Kurds of Khorasan reside in Iran’s northeastern provinces of North Khorasan and Razavi Khorasan, bordering Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. Researcher Shoresh Reshi identifies 22 major Kurdish tribe

This article explores the historical evolution of the Botan region, tracing its origins back to Herodotus's mention in the Achaemenid Empire. The principality of Botan existed until 1847 as an Ottom

The life of an intellectual is a long and arduous one. Every century a few pivotal figures become the articulators of their community’s aspirations and concerns. Their guidance propels humanity towa

In Shekhan District in the Nineveh Governorate of the Kurdistan Region of Iraq, a beacon of hope and progress has emerged for the Yezidi community and other local youth with the launch of the Free Y

In a captivating interview, we had the pleasure of speaking in Denmark with Kristian Alex Larsen, the author of a book recently published in Istanbul called Amedi. Larsen’s unique background and dee

This article was inspired by the story about Firmesk Wirya Qaneh, the Kurdish woman chess champion, published in March 2024 in Issue 14 of Kurdistan Chronicle. This shining example of talent reminds

The Iraq Space Center (IQSC) recently celebrated the graduation of approximately 240 women from the Her Voice project in Halabja Governorate. The project serves as a guiding light in tackling proble

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