Kurdish heritage, Hollywood dreams: Hayman Homer’s star power
Bridging cultures and inspiring global change through the soft power of cinema and dedicated humanitarian activism efforts Hayman Homer, an American actor, film producer, and
AI and automation’s impact on jobs
By Zak Amin Artificial intelligence and automation are really changing how we work. A new report from the National Fund for Workforce Solutions, entitled “Unlocking
The revolution that young people
By Stara Khalid Unlike the youth in developed countries, the young people of Kurdistan are heirs to a history of struggle, bloodshed, sacrifice, and the
Safeguarding Kurdish Rights: Constitutional Protections and Federal Structures in Iraq
By Awesta Ali Mohammed The Iraqi Constitution, enacted in 2005, represents a significant shift in Iraq’s governance, especially concerning the Kurdish population. This legal framework
Challenges of pluralism and governance in Iraq
By | Dr. Nazaket Hussen Iraq is a country of diverse national, ethnic, and religious groups. Laws and decisions must be made by consensus. Managing
The legacy of Rewşen Bedirx
A beacon of Kurdish enlightenment and women’s rights The Bedirxan family has long been at the forefront of Kurdish history, contributing significantly to the intellectual
Ahmed Salar
Theater artist Ahmed Salar was born in Sulaymaniyah on June 20, 1947. He completed his elementary, middle, and high school education in Sulaymaniyah. He began
Kurdish women lead in university athletics
High demand for sports science programs drives female participation and Career opportunities Kurdish women are increasingly excelling in athletics, both locally and internationally, with many
World football legends visit Erbil
Roberto Carlos, Karim Benzema, and Luis Figo have arrived in Erbil, much to the delight of sports fans in Kurdistan Several world-renowned players, who have