Mam Khalil’s teahouse: A 70-year legacy in Erbil
Mam Khalil’s teahouse in Erbil, which has a 70-year history and is located in the Qaysari Market, welcomes local guests and foreign tourists with its
Hasti Yousufi becomes first Kurdish woman pilot in Iran
Hasti Yousufi, a Kurdish woman from the city of Sanandaj (Sna) in Eastern Kurdistan, has made history by becoming the first Kurdish woman in Iran
Kurdish Diaspora Revitalizes Film Festival in Amsterdam
The Kurdish Film Festival in Amsterdam, under the theme ‘Freedom of Southern Kurdistan,’ showcased 32 Kurdish films in the Netherlands. This was the fourth edition
Statues of Kurdish women celebrate history and heroism in Erbil market
In the Downtown Market of Erbil, 120 statues of influential Kurdish women have been installed to honor their contributions to the nation’s history, culture, and
Kurdish film ‘Said Effendi’ premieres at Cannes
The 1956 film Said Effendi has been selected to officially represent Iraq at the 78th International Cannes Film Festival, where it will be featured in
Towards the foundations of strong economic development
By | Dr. Nazaket Hussen One of the defining features of modern nationalism is industrialization. Without a domestic industrial base, a nation must rely on
A New World of Peace “No more stupid wars. No more killing.”
leveraging economic and technological power over military force, aligning with a more isolationist tradition in U.S. history By Saadula Aqrawi I believe that the Trump
Where is the Kurdistan Region’s position in the Peace Solution Process in Turkey?
By Tahseen Wsu Abdullah The Kurdistan Region as an influential actor, has always viewed the Kurdish issue from the perspective that national interests can be
Ultimate Frisbee as a Tool for Gender Equality and Peace-Making in the Region
By Jamison Watt On May 9th, Erbil hosted our region’s first-ever all-women’s Ultimate Frisbee tournament. Four teams of female players from Sulaymaniyah, Duhok, Mosul, and
Goranga Water Mill: Reviving heritage and tourism in Kurdistan
Goranga’s restored water mill blends history and tourism, offering a unique cultural experience in the heart of Kurdistan’s rugged landscape. By M.Y. Gharib Ali Salim