The Blackened Children
By Younes Mohammad For days, the sky over that part of the front line had been black. The darkness had settled into it like an...
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Khinis: The Archaeological Site That Has Become a Massive Open-Air Museum
By Nadir Rusti Kurdish cities host various types of museums, but the Khinis archaeological site, nestled in the heart of nature, has become a massive...
Kurdish braids: Hair that carries identity, dignity, and resistance
For Kurdish women, braided hair is far more than a hairstyle. It is a living symbol of identity, history, and dignity—woven strand by strand through...
Italian Echoes fill Erbil with music and warmth
Erbil witnessed a special cultural evening as music became a bridge between Kurdistan and Italy. At Peshawa Hall, part of the Ministry of Culture and...
Significant archaeological site discovered in the Bradost area
Archaeologists in the Bradost region of Soran have uncovered a significant archaeological site containing graves of mounted warriors dating back to the Iron Age. The...
“Safe Haven”: Telling the Kurdish exodus from the heart of London
Preparations in London are underway for a moving theatrical production titled Safe Haven, a play that brings the Kurdish tragedy of 1991 onto the stage...
Forgotten Kurds” brings memory and recognition to the screen in Erbil
A special screening of the documentary film Forgotten Kurds was held in Erbil, drawing the attention of officials, artists, and members of the public alike....
Kurdish culture celebrated in Berlin and London
A Kurdish Cultural Evening was recently held in Berlin, bringing together culture, dialogue, and exchange in an atmosphere of openness and curiosity. According to the...