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Dams in Kurdistan: A Blueprint for Water Security and Economic Growth
Dams, those gigantic structures that hold back water and thus save human communities from flooding, are one of the most useful manmade structures in
Jerwan Aqueduct: Resurrecting a Lost Legacy
Deep in the heart of Kurdistan lies an extraordinary engineering marvel that has stood the test of time for over three millennia: the Jirwana Aquedu
Championing American Football Through Kurdish Grit and Passion
Across the gridirons (American football fields) of the United States, an accomplished American player of Kurdish origin has emerged to stun millions
Racing with Pride
In the world of motorsports, speed, precision, and unyielding determination to cross the finish line first are the ingredients that forge a champion
Water Security in the Kurdistan Region: A Vision Beyond Thirst
As long as water is essential for human survival, crises related to this limited and vital resource are always right around the corner. While compre
Artificial Intelligence Meets Kurdistan: How Three Kurdish Youth Are Changing the Game
Three enterprising young minds, graduates of Salahaddin University's College of Software Engineering, decided one day to take matters into their own
One Writer's Odyssey from Sunny Kurdistan to Icy Canada
It is a widely accepted truth that the greatest of sailors are not bred in calm waters but on turbulent seas. This proverb can be equally applied
BCF: Bringing Hope, Building Pride
On 6th February 2023, a massive earthquake hit south of Turkey and northwest of Syria, leaving over 55,000 people killed, more than 135,000 injured,
Duhok Film Festival Brings Art to Refugee Camps
Last December, more than 300 artists and film critics arrived in Kurdistan to gather for the 2022 edition of a prestigious international film festiv
Safeguarding Water for the Future
The world is facing serious environmental concerns as climate change accelerates, temperatures rise, and instances of drought caused by extreme-weat
The Ottoman Archive, Kurdistan's Oil and Today's Borders
The phenomenon of politico-economic dysfunction known as the “oil curse” began to emerge in the 1950s and 1960s to describe the challenges faced by

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Dams, those gigantic structures that hold back water and thus save human communities from flooding, are one of the most useful manmade structures in

Deep in the heart of Kurdistan lies an extraordinary engineering marvel that has stood the test of time for over three millennia: the Jirwana Aquedu

Across the gridirons (American football fields) of the United States, an accomplished American player of Kurdish origin has emerged to stun millions

In the world of motorsports, speed, precision, and unyielding determination to cross the finish line first are the ingredients that forge a champion

As long as water is essential for human survival, crises related to this limited and vital resource are always right around the corner. While compre

Three enterprising young minds, graduates of Salahaddin University's College of Software Engineering, decided one day to take matters into their own

It is a widely accepted truth that the greatest of sailors are not bred in calm waters but on turbulent seas. This proverb can be equally applied

On 6th February 2023, a massive earthquake hit south of Turkey and northwest of Syria, leaving over 55,000 people killed, more than 135,000 injured,

Last December, more than 300 artists and film critics arrived in Kurdistan to gather for the 2022 edition of a prestigious international film festiv

The world is facing serious environmental concerns as climate change accelerates, temperatures rise, and instances of drought caused by extreme-weat

The phenomenon of politico-economic dysfunction known as the “oil curse” began to emerge in the 1950s and 1960s to describe the challenges faced by

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