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Ibrahim Keivo: The Voice of Harmony
I met the singer Ibrahim Keivo in Al-Hasakah, a city in Western Kurdistan (northeastern Syria), about 30 years ago, in 1993 to be exact. Back then h
Bahram Hajo: Emissary of Culture and Art
Born in 1952 in Tirbespi in Rojava Kurdistan (Kurdistan in Syria), Bahram Hajo moved with his family to the Kurdistan Region of Iraq at an early age
The Sacred Fruit of Kurdistan
Kurdish poets have long likened their lovers’ bosom to the pomegranate fruit. For example, in his classic love poem, Mem û Zîn, Ahmed Khani (1650-17
INTERVIEWS | 40 Years of the Kurdish Institute in Paris
Founded in February 1983, the Kurdish Institute of Paris (KIP) is an independent, non-political, secular organization that supports Kurdish intellec
Tolerance in the Poetry of Ahmad Khani
Ahmad Khani, a prominent seventeenth-century Kurdish classic poet, intellectual, scholar, and mystic, was born and passed away in Dogubeyazit near t
The Last Days of a Legend
In early May this year, before the heat wave struck Erbil, my journalist friend, Dilbixwin Dara, and I were on our way to the Royal City neighborhoo
Sevres to Grant Kurds Freedom, Lausanne to Make It a Pipe Dream
An Excerpt from "Three Steps to the Gallows" It was 100 years ago, on a summer day in Lausanne, Switzerland next to Lake Léman, where the snow had
Book Industry in Kurdistan: Realities and Prospects
After the 1991 uprising and the liberation of Kurdistan, the Kurdistan people genie slowly emerged. Freed from the bottle that they had been impriso
Kurdistan in Old Maps
It is unfortunate that the word “Kurdistan” as a designation of a homeland for the Kurdish nation provokes such controversy and tension among chauvi

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I met the singer Ibrahim Keivo in Al-Hasakah, a city in Western Kurdistan (northeastern Syria), about 30 years ago, in 1993 to be exact. Back then h

Born in 1952 in Tirbespi in Rojava Kurdistan (Kurdistan in Syria), Bahram Hajo moved with his family to the Kurdistan Region of Iraq at an early age

Kurdish poets have long likened their lovers’ bosom to the pomegranate fruit. For example, in his classic love poem, Mem û Zîn, Ahmed Khani (1650-17

Founded in February 1983, the Kurdish Institute of Paris (KIP) is an independent, non-political, secular organization that supports Kurdish intellec

Ahmad Khani, a prominent seventeenth-century Kurdish classic poet, intellectual, scholar, and mystic, was born and passed away in Dogubeyazit near t

In early May this year, before the heat wave struck Erbil, my journalist friend, Dilbixwin Dara, and I were on our way to the Royal City neighborhoo

An Excerpt from "Three Steps to the Gallows" It was 100 years ago, on a summer day in Lausanne, Switzerland next to Lake Léman, where the snow had

After the 1991 uprising and the liberation of Kurdistan, the Kurdistan people genie slowly emerged. Freed from the bottle that they had been impriso

It is unfortunate that the word “Kurdistan” as a designation of a homeland for the Kurdish nation provokes such controversy and tension among chauvi

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