Category : Art & Culture

His passing leaves a void in Erbil’s artistic community, but his legacy endures in Kurdish theater, cinema, and literature Zahir Abdullah Khidr, a distinguished artist...

Maryam Khan, born in 1904 in the village of Dergul in the Botan district of North Kurdistan, holds a significant place in the history of...

In late November, a Kurdish youth achieved a remarkable feat, capturing a unique Guinness World Record in Stockholm that highlighted both his cognitive and athletic...

A special fine arts exhibition showcasing the creative talents of children and teenagers from Tazehava, a city in the central town of Salasi Bavajan, Kermanshah...

A young participant from the Halabja Martyrs region has earned a prestigious opportunity to join an international youth development program in China, marking a significant...

On Tuesday, November 26, 2024, the city of Slemani hosted the inaugural meeting of Hardem Magazine, a publication set to redefine cultural and journalistic engagement....

The Neue Zürcher Zeitung (NZZ), a leading Swiss newspaper, marked the approach of the 25th year of the 21st century by publishing a list of...

Kurdish cinema is taking center stage as local films gain recognition on the international scene. This winter, the General Directorate of Culture and Art, in...

Apricot bread known as Nanqaisi, a beloved treat from the Shaqlawa region, is a unique dessert made by blending apricot water with a special mixture....

The Hawshar dog, renowned as one of Kurdistan’s strongest and most pure-bred canines, has deep roots in the “Pshdar” region of northeastern Sulaymaniyah. Known interchangeably...