Elections and Democratic Principles in the Kurdistan Region
By Saadula Aqrawi I believe that the Kurdistan Region has established itself as a unique political entity characterized by its commitment to democratic governance and
Threats of Artificial Intelligence on National Security
By Tahseen Wsu Abdullah National security faces many threats and risks associated with the development of artificial intelligence technologies and tools that may affect global
Military Artificial Intelligence and Cyber Attacks
By James Harris As technology continues to evolve, the military landscape is undergoing a transformation driven by advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) and cybersecurity.
Seyyed Ali Asghar Kurdistani
Seyyed Ali Asghar Kurdistani, also known as Baba Shahabi, was a renowned singer, musician, and expert in Kurdish melody and song. He was born in
The legacy of qadamkhêr: A symbol of Kurdish resistance
Mirzadeh Qadamkhêr (1898 – 1932) was a heroic Kurdish revolutionary leader and fearless warrior. She was an unparalleled patriot who led the Kurdish revolt and
Kurdish taekwondo star triumphs on the world stage
Hemen Mahdi, the Kurdish taekwondo star, gained international recognition by becoming a world champion in the taekwondo tile-breaking competition held in South Korea. On July
The Snow of Mount Korek Attracts Sports Tourists from Around the World
Recently, the sports tourism sector has grown in many countries. At this time, in many parts of the world, including our neighboring countries, they are
Yogurt and cheese markets flourish amid tradition
Kurdistan is renowned for its dairy products, one of which is Meyra, sometimes referred to as Meyra cheese. According to the owner of a dairy
Hawrami and Tiri bread: Top Kurdish varieties in demand
The four popular bread varieties currently consumed in the absence of Hawrami bread are Kwera, Hajari, Berberi, and Mashini. However, as people become more health-conscious,
Growing trend of pet ownership in Kurdistan
In Kurdistan, the popularity of owning pets, particularly dogs and cats, is on the rise, reflecting a significant cultural shift. Once considered wild animals and