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American Kurdish Businessman Donates ₺5m to Amedspor After Victory
On Wednesday, U.S.-based businessman Sezgin Baran Korkmaz announced that he had sent the 5 million Turkish lira bonus he
Beauty and Belonging
How Sazan Amin turned her hometown dialect into a powerful personalbrandSazan Amin, a cosmetologist and businesswoman fr
In the Land of a Thousand Springs
A contemplation of the silent architecture of survival and memoryNesreen Barwari’s memoir, In the Land of a Thousand Spr
Iranian Drone Attacks Target Prime Minister Barzani’s Office
Two explosive-laden drones targeted the Kurdistan Region Prime Minister’s Office and the residence of the head of the Se
Cinema and the Kurdish Question
Cinema is one of the most powerful tools of modern humanity for recording and transmitting history. In the past, the his
“We’ve Gotten Along with the Kurds for a Long Time”: President Trump
During a press conference on the ongoing war with Iran, U.S. President Donald Trump told reporters that he expected the
Calls to Strengthen the UK’s Relations with the Kurds
A political event held in February inside the UK Parliament building brought together members of the Kurdish community a
Why You Must Visit Kurdistan This Newroz?
As daffodils blossom and the snowy peaks of Mount Zagros begin to melt, the moment signifies far more than a change of s
Erbil Avenue: A Gateway to Global Investment
The Kurdistan Region’s transformation is most clearly expressed not in policy documents, but in its physical landscape.
The Middle East’s New Frontier for Culture and Investment
Kurdistan has long been renowned for its resilience, warmth, and enduring sense of identity. Today, it is gaining recogn
Progress in Numbers
With the inauguration of the Ninth Cabinet of the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) in 2019, the new administration wa
Photos: Kurdish Author Jan Dost Introduces “The General’s Last Battles”
Kurdish poet, writer, and journalist Jan Dost introduced his latest novel, The General’s Last Battles, on December 20 in
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