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The Crucial Role of Youth Diplomats in Kurdistan
In the dynamic landscape of global affairs, the role of youth diplomats from the Kurdistan Region of Iraq (KRI) is becoming increasingly pivotal. Wi
Zagros Mountain Trail Invites Explorers
“Can you help me translate? I want to ask the shepherd where this trail leads.” This was the query posed to me by Leon McCarron, a Northern Irish a
Revisiting Salim Barakat’s What About Rachel, the Jewish Lady?
Salim Barakat is a Syrian-Kurdish writer who writes in Arabic and is well known for leaving a unique mark on contemporary Arabic literature, especia
A Finnish Journalist’s Affection for Kurdistan
In early August 1990, Finnish journalist Marja Baumgartner traveled to Lalish, the holiest temple of the Yezidis, which is located in a mountain val
Mandali’s Clove Dates: A Journey Through Kurdish Culinary Heritage
Dates, those luscious fruits cradled by palm trees, have been cherished throughout history for their unparalleled nutritional richness and associate
Recovering Oak Forests to Combat Climate Change
Within the context of addressing the issue of climate change, all proposed solutions are invariably aimed at establishing a mechanism for the seques
Kurdistan’s Pomegranate Industry Blossoms
The Kurdistan Region of Iraq (KRI) is steadily making strides in expanding its agricultural sector and fortifying its presence in international mark
Beacon of Hope, Bastion of Harmony
Although Kurdistan literally means “the land of Kurds,” this specific geography is home to a diverse group of people from different ethnic backgroun
Actualizing Potential: An Outlook on Turkey-Kurdistan Trade
In a recent interview with Kurdistan Chronicle, Mehmet Kaya, Chairman of the Diyarbakır Chamber of Commerce and Industry, evaluated the current stat
Pioneering Economic Transformation in Kurdistan
In the heart of the Middle East, the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) has embarked on a transformative economic journey through the establishment
Charting a Course for Peace and Progress: A Conversation with PM Barzani
The 2023 Middle East Peace and Security Forum (MEPS 23) in Dohuk provided an opportunity for regional and international leaders and stakeholders to
Boris Johnson Reflects on the UK’s Shared Struggles with Kurdistan at MEPS 2023
In November, Boris Johnson, the former British Prime Minister, took part in the Middle East Peace and Security (MEPS) Forum 2023 in the Kurdistan Re

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In the dynamic landscape of global affairs, the role of youth diplomats from the Kurdistan Region of Iraq (KRI) is becoming increasingly pivotal. Wi

“Can you help me translate? I want to ask the shepherd where this trail leads.” This was the query posed to me by Leon McCarron, a Northern Irish a

Salim Barakat is a Syrian-Kurdish writer who writes in Arabic and is well known for leaving a unique mark on contemporary Arabic literature, especia

In early August 1990, Finnish journalist Marja Baumgartner traveled to Lalish, the holiest temple of the Yezidis, which is located in a mountain val

Dates, those luscious fruits cradled by palm trees, have been cherished throughout history for their unparalleled nutritional richness and associate

Within the context of addressing the issue of climate change, all proposed solutions are invariably aimed at establishing a mechanism for the seques

The Kurdistan Region of Iraq (KRI) is steadily making strides in expanding its agricultural sector and fortifying its presence in international mark

Although Kurdistan literally means “the land of Kurds,” this specific geography is home to a diverse group of people from different ethnic backgroun

In a recent interview with Kurdistan Chronicle, Mehmet Kaya, Chairman of the Diyarbakır Chamber of Commerce and Industry, evaluated the current stat

In the heart of the Middle East, the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) has embarked on a transformative economic journey through the establishment

The 2023 Middle East Peace and Security Forum (MEPS 23) in Dohuk provided an opportunity for regional and international leaders and stakeholders to

In November, Boris Johnson, the former British Prime Minister, took part in the Middle East Peace and Security (MEPS) Forum 2023 in the Kurdistan Re

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