Presenting Traditions Through Nature
In early April, the town of Khurmal in Kurdistan bloomed livelier than ever under the shadow of the Zagros Mountains.
Gul-Shler: An Upside-down Crown
Nestled among the snowy peaks and verdant valleys of Kurdistan, each spring the Kurdish tulip (Gul-Shler in Sorani Kur
Erbil A Peaceful Arena for India and Pakistan
In Erbil, the capital city of Kurdistan Region, the crack of the cricket bat and the cheers of Indian and Pakistani pl
Duhok FC Makes History in the Gulf Champions League
In a moment that will echo through the Kurdistan Region for generations, Duhok Football Club has etched its name into
Women’s Exhibition in Krakow: Reclaiming Identity Through Art
Renowned for its medieval architecture and vibrant intellectual life, Krakow – one of Europe’s cultural capitals – add
The Colors of Heritage
Ahmet Cakmak (AC): At what age did you first encounter painting and sculpture, the cornerstones of fine arts? What wer
The Minaret: Erbil’s Enduring Landmark
The Mudhafaria Minaret, also known as the Choli Minaret, continues to stand as a prominent historical landmark in the
Leyla Bedirkhan and the Liberation of Dance
“I am the first Kurd to dance at La Scala [Opera House in Milan]. When I was asked, ‘Are you a woman from the East?’ –
Fadil Jaf ’s Kurdish Staging of Romeo and Juliet
Taking a bold risk, the director, trainer, and researcher Fadil Jaf translated the play Romeo and Juliet – as adapted
Alan Arif ’s Musical Odyssey
In a modest home in the suburbs of Sulaymaniyah, a young boy once dreamed of a secondhand violin, his head filled with
Kurdistan’s Path Toward Unity and Stability
In the past two months, the Kurdistan Region has witnessed several initiatives related to ethnic and religious coexist
A Taste of Kurdistan: UK’s Best Kebabs
At the 13th British Kebab Awards, Kurdish chefs do more than serve food – they shape a legacy. In a ballroom bathed i
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