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The anti-ISIS coalition remains committed to advising the peshmerga, the Pentagon’s quarterly inspector general report to the U.S. Congress said on
Japan’s Ambassador Praises Kurdish Leadership
Japan’s outgoing Ambassador to Iraq Futoshi Matsumoto paid a farewell visit on Saturday to Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) Prime Minister Masrou
Kurdistan Racing Team Back on Race Track
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Russian President Honors Kurdish Artist
Russian Kurdish singer Zara Pashaevna Mgoyan was awarded the Order of Friendship medal by Russia’s President Vladimir Putin on Friday at the Grand K
Kurdish Leaders and UK Ambassador Discuss New Government Formation
Senior Kurdish leaders this week met with the UK’s Ambassador to Iraq Stephen Hitchen and discussed the formation of the next government in the Kurd
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Baz Rauf Karim, CEO of domestic energy company KAR Group, on Wednesday welcomed the November 5 decision by the Iraqi Council of Ministers to amend t
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Halabja Girls’ Karate Club
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Dilan Yesilyaprak: Unleashing Anger Through Percussion
“Engaging with percussion is a bold expression of my emotions. Striking the instrument with intensity may seem unconventional for women, but that’s
A Novel Inspired by the Yezidi Genocide
Author Suzan Khairi, a Yezidi from Sinjar, was deeply affected by the genocide against the Yezidis perpetrated by ISIS in August 2014, during which

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Kurdistan Regional Government Minister of Peshmerga Affairs Shoresh Ismail Abdulla on Sunday received Brigadier General Kevin Hamm, Director of the

The anti-ISIS coalition remains committed to advising the peshmerga, the Pentagon’s quarterly inspector general report to the U.S. Congress said on

Japan’s outgoing Ambassador to Iraq Futoshi Matsumoto paid a farewell visit on Saturday to Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) Prime Minister Masrou

Spanish Kurdish race car driver Isaac Tutumlu told Kurdistan Chronicle that the Kurdistan Racing Team is back on the race track and will join the GT

Russian Kurdish singer Zara Pashaevna Mgoyan was awarded the Order of Friendship medal by Russia’s President Vladimir Putin on Friday at the Grand K

Senior Kurdish leaders this week met with the UK’s Ambassador to Iraq Stephen Hitchen and discussed the formation of the next government in the Kurd

Baz Rauf Karim, CEO of domestic energy company KAR Group, on Wednesday welcomed the November 5 decision by the Iraqi Council of Ministers to amend t

The top Kurdish leadership on Wednesday congratulated Donald Trump on his re-election as the President of the United States. “I look forward to dee

Asya Kemal Ceto, a Yezidi woman from Sinjar who was abducted by ISIS members in 2014 – when she was 15 years old – was recently liberated and return

Karate, a martial art that originated in Okinawa, Japan in the 17th century, emphasizes self-defense, discipline, and respect. It harnesses the body

“Engaging with percussion is a bold expression of my emotions. Striking the instrument with intensity may seem unconventional for women, but that’s

Author Suzan Khairi, a Yezidi from Sinjar, was deeply affected by the genocide against the Yezidis perpetrated by ISIS in August 2014, during which

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