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Exploring the Work of Ahmet Güneştekin
Originally from Batman, Turkey, Ahmet Güneştekin is now a renowned artist in Istanbul, where he operates from his own Güneştekin Art Studio in Beyoğ
Dwin: The Hometown of Saladin Ayoubi
As you leave Pirmam, which lies 31 kilometers northeast of Erbil, the capital of Iraqi Kurdistan, a hidden gem awaits you. A narrow side street on t
Deir Maryam Al-Adhra: A Model of Interfaith Harmony and Education in Kurdistan
Finding the oldest monastery in Sulaymaniyah, the second largest city in Iraqi Kurdistan, can become quite exhausting owing to the fact that it is l
Erbil’s Unique History is a Multi-Faceted Asset
Erbil is one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world – and quite possibly the oldest. The city’s ancient Citadel, now at the center
Captivating Blend of Fantasy and Reality
Hostages of Memory by Haitham Hussein is a captivating novel that seamlessly blends fantasy and reality. While the characters are fictional, the set
100 Years of Dividing Kurdistan
The Kurdish people are, and have always been, the most victimized in the region by the national borders drawn by the 1923 Treaty of Lausanne. Divide
Darbandikhan Dam: A Witness of Living Memory
The night of March 29, 1954, was long and terrifying for the people of Baghdad. Though the flood no longer directly threatened them from the river,
Iraq's Oil History: How Kurdistan Was Wronged?
In the 1890s, there was a growing belief that Iraq, then a province of the Ottoman Empire, possessed significant oil and gas reserves. This belief s
Empowering Innovation at HITEX
Hawler International Technology Exhibition (HITEX) has established itself as Iraq's premier annual technology and electronics exhibition and confere
Charting the Path for German-Kurdish Relations
In this interview with Kassem Taher Saleh, a German-Kurdish Member of Parliament, the focus is on his official visit to the Kurdistan Region in June
The Journey of an American University in Kurdistan
Founded in 2014 as a non-profit institution of higher learning by Masrour Barzani, the American University of Kurdistan (AUK), located in Duhok, pro
PM Barzani’s Town Hall Meeting Sets New Precedent
Town hall meetings, or town halls, have long been a staple of democratic societies, providing a platform for citizens to directly engage with their

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Originally from Batman, Turkey, Ahmet Güneştekin is now a renowned artist in Istanbul, where he operates from his own Güneştekin Art Studio in Beyoğ

As you leave Pirmam, which lies 31 kilometers northeast of Erbil, the capital of Iraqi Kurdistan, a hidden gem awaits you. A narrow side street on t

Finding the oldest monastery in Sulaymaniyah, the second largest city in Iraqi Kurdistan, can become quite exhausting owing to the fact that it is l

Erbil is one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world – and quite possibly the oldest. The city’s ancient Citadel, now at the center

Hostages of Memory by Haitham Hussein is a captivating novel that seamlessly blends fantasy and reality. While the characters are fictional, the set

The Kurdish people are, and have always been, the most victimized in the region by the national borders drawn by the 1923 Treaty of Lausanne. Divide

The night of March 29, 1954, was long and terrifying for the people of Baghdad. Though the flood no longer directly threatened them from the river,

In the 1890s, there was a growing belief that Iraq, then a province of the Ottoman Empire, possessed significant oil and gas reserves. This belief s

Hawler International Technology Exhibition (HITEX) has established itself as Iraq's premier annual technology and electronics exhibition and confere

In this interview with Kassem Taher Saleh, a German-Kurdish Member of Parliament, the focus is on his official visit to the Kurdistan Region in June

Founded in 2014 as a non-profit institution of higher learning by Masrour Barzani, the American University of Kurdistan (AUK), located in Duhok, pro

Town hall meetings, or town halls, have long been a staple of democratic societies, providing a platform for citizens to directly engage with their

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