Reshmal: The Kurdish nomadic traditional lifestyle
Reshmal (Black Tent) is an authentic Kurdish term, a compound word derived from “Resh” (black) and “Mal” (home). Kurdish nomads have used it from ancient
Zhalm’s summer pasture a picturesque spot in Kurdis
The pasture is one of Kurdistan’s most refreshing spots, attracting visitors with its beauty and cool climate Located in the Khurmala district, the village of
The intersection of artificial intelligence and military: fostering peace or inciting war?
By Kazhan Abdullah Murad Initially, gaining a comprehensive understanding of AI requires examining its unforeseen evolution in military operations throughout the past few decades,
The Achievements of Kurdish Women in the Kurdistan Regional Government
By Dania Hakim The Kurdistan Region (KRG) has seen remarkable progress in empowering women over the past few decades. Amidst a complex socio-political landscape marked
Welcome to the middle ages
New Amendments to the Personal Status Law: Iraq from a Civil State to a Religious State By Mohammed Rahman Ahmed Since 2003, identity conflicts
Presence of U.S. forces in the Kurdistan Region and Iraq has been significant for several reasons
By Saadula Aqrawi I believe that the U.S. forces play a crucial role in combating terrorist groups, especially ISIS. Their training, intelligence, and direct
Kurdistan Region aligns with international recommendations
Dindar Zebari highlights significant progress in human rights and governance Dr. Dindar Zebari, Coordinator for International Recommendations in the Kurdistan Regional Government, announced that the