Kurdish cinema celebrates legacy with “So Wait” screening
Kurdish cinema is taking center stage as local films gain recognition on the international scene. This winter, the General Directorate of Culture and Art, in
The sweet delights of Nanqaisi: A Shaqlawa specialty
Apricot bread known as Nanqaisi, a beloved treat from the Shaqlawa region, is a unique dessert made by blending apricot water with a special mixture.
Hawshar dog: Kurdistan’s fiercest and most prized breed
The Hawshar dog, renowned as one of Kurdistan’s strongest and most pure-bred canines, has deep roots in the “Pshdar” region of northeastern Sulaymaniyah. Known interchangeably
Penjwen: Home of Iraq’s famous watermelon
Penjwen, a town located about 96 kilometers from Sulaymaniyah, is known for producing some of the most sought-after watermelons in Iraq. When the first crop
Erbil inaugurates drug rehabilitation center
On Tuesday, November 26, 2024, in the presence of Masrour Barzani, Prime Minister of the Kurdistan Region, a cornerstone-laying ceremony was held for the Awareness
Kurdistan region’s growing population reflects increasing influence
The Kurdistan Region of Iraq has seen a significant increase in its population, according to preliminary results from the latest general population census. The region’s
KRG unveils ambitious decade-long renewable energy expansion
Currently, 20% to 30% of Kurdistan Region’s electricity is generated from solar energy Efforts are being intensified in the Kurdistan Region to focus more on
KRG advocates stability and progress in the region
KRG’s EU Representative highlights Kurdistan’s growing role in diplomacy, promoting stability, hosting international events, and fostering regional dialogue The Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) Representative to
One nation, one path
By | Dr. Nazaket Hussen The speeches of historical leaders, especially those who have been central to the liberation and development of their nations,
Preserving Identity and Language: The Challenge of Arabization in the Kurdistan Region
By Mohammed Rahman Ahmed Many regions within federal states have adopted policies to protect their cultural and national identity against the dominant nation’s identity.