Third Mahabad dance festival celebrates Kurdish heritage
The third Mahabad Dance Festival was held to celebrate and preserve Kurdish dance, an ancient tradition that has endured for centuries and remains a strong
Kurdish Daf performance at Dubai Opera House
A major concert featuring the Kurdish Daf was held at the Dubai Opera House, with Kurdish artist Hazhar Zahawi performing alongside a group of internationally
Qalat award winners announced in Erbil
The Kurdistan Center for Culture and Arts announced the winners of the Qalat Award at a ceremony in Erbil attended by Omid Khoshnaw, Governor of
Kurdish sculptor wins international award
Khidr Abdulkarim, a Kurdish sculptor and activist from Rojava (Western Kurdistan), has won a prestigious international award, standing out among 244 artists from around the
Kurdistan Region defends its path to progress
By | Dr. Nazaket Hussen The Kurdistan Region has pushed forward in economic and agricultural development, relying on irrigation projects and the cultivation of essential
The Largest US Consulate Opens in Erbil
By Salam Abdullah Yesterday, December 3rd, was a historic day for our region. On that day, after seven years, the US Consulate in Erbil, the
What Does the New U.S. Consulate in Erbil Really Mean?
By Payraw Anwar The long-awaited inauguration of the new U.S. Consulate complex in Erbil marks a significant moment in the evolving relationship between the United
President Barzani’s visit to Cizre: its significance and consequences
By Hewa Ahmed President Masoud Barzani’s visit to Cizre in Turkey’s Sirnak province in northern Kurdistan, and his participation in the Fourth International Symposium on
The Khor Mor Attack and the War on Energy Infrastructure
By Ismail Abdullah Ahmed The precision drone strike on the Khor Mor gas field late Wednesday night was not merely a security breach; it was
Largest US Consulate in the World
A Symbol of the Strategic Partnership Between the United States and the Kurds. By Saadula Aqrawi I believe that the opening of the United States