Category : Art & Culture

An ancient settlement near Chamchamal known for heritage, martyrs, and natural beauty. Nestled southeast of the Aghjelar district, the village of Gawrade stands as a...

As winter grips Kurdistan, one of the region’s most iconic dishes, Sarupê—also known as Kel-u-Pacha—returns to kitchens and markets, bringing warmth and a sense of...

By Younes Mohammad A few months had passed since the war with ISIS had come to an end. Life was trying, hesitantly, falteringly, to return...

Sheikh Ahmad al-Jaziri, widely known as Mala Jaziri, is considered one of the most important classical Kurdish poets and the founder of the classical Kurmanji...

Amedi hosted the third annual festival celebrating local products, with 80 stalls showcasing the region’s famous tahini. Produced in the area for nearly 500 years,...

The monodrama Salma, which portrays the Anfal crimes and the chemical attack on Halabja, has won the Jury Committee Award at the Carthage International Monodrama...

A new film by Kurdish director Halkawt Mustafa is set to bring the story of a female Peshmerga fighter to global audiences, produced through a...

The Piramagroon Theater Troupe performed the play “Berd” (Stone) for the second time in Piramagroon, while continuing rehearsals and preparations for upcoming shows. Omid Kamal,...

The sixteenth Kurdish Film Festival in Hamburg concluded with an awards ceremony held a day before the festival’s closing. Films from Eastern and Northern Kurdistan...