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“It was a tough time. I was harassed daily,” Hussein Smko said, recalling his childhood as he pensively strummed on his guitar in his Brooklyn apart
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House of Mercy: A Vision of Peace
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Born in 1979, Sarko Rahim Hama Gharib dreamed of playing football when he was a young boy. Growing up in Halabja in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq, he

“It was a tough time. I was harassed daily,” Hussein Smko said, recalling his childhood as he pensively strummed on his guitar in his Brooklyn apart

All countries have unique media landscapes, but Kurdish media differs from media in other parts of the world for the noteworthy reason that it began

A rock is a natural body, a hardened non-metallic mass made up of one or more minerals and found in many places. Throughout history, people have use

On September 29, the U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of Counterterrorism and the Bureau of Diplomatic Security’s Anti-Terrorism Assistance Office

Halabja, one of the oldest and most picturesque cities in the Kurdistan Region, boasts a rich history spanning approximately 500 years. The city’s o

The Kurdish people, an ethnic nation with roots deeply embedded in ancient history, have a storied past that spans thousands of years. From ancient

Earlier this month, the Council of Representatives of Iraq reignited debate on amendments to the Personal Status Law of 1959. The first reading of t

Dr. David Romano, the Thomas G. Strong Chair in Middle East Politics at Missouri State University in the United States, spent five months – from Jan

Archbishop Yousif Thomas Mirkis holds an unwavering commitment to alleviating human suffering, empowering people to confront challenges, and transfo

A few months ago, at the British think tank Chatham House, I had the opportunity to ask Kosovo’s Prime Minister Albin Kurti a question centered arou

In the summer of 1958, a group of history students at Yerevan University in Armenia prepared to travel to Moscow and Leningrad (now St. Petersburg)

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