Alwan Museum preserves Kurdish heritage
Tucked away beneath a modest storefront on one of Erbil’s public streets lies one of the city’s most enduring cultural landmarks—the Alwan Antique Museum. At
Traditional Kurdish Carpet Weaving Preserves Cultural Heritage
The tradition of weaving and knitting carpets, rugs, and tapestries in Kurdistan traces its roots back thousands of years. It flourished particularly in the 1940s,
Peshmerga: Spirit of sacrifice and global recognition
By | Dr. Nazaket Hussen The Peshmerga stand as more than a military force; they are the living shield of the Kurdish people and the
Kurdistan’s natural attractions hit by climate crisis
By Gharib Ali Salim The tourism sector is one of the most climate-sensitive economic areas, particularly in a region like the Kurdistan Region, where tourism
Tourism in the Kurdistan Region: A Major Government Perspective
By Hewa Abdlukhaleq Ahmed The Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) of Iraq is geared towards developing the tourism sector as the backbone of its future development
Baghdad Government and the salaries of the Kurdistan Regional Government employees
By Kazhan Abdullah Murad For more than 12 years, the issue of salaries and budget of the Kurdistan Region is facing serious problems, Baghdad is
French and Kurdish Friendship A Relationship with Strategic and Moral Dimensions
By Saadula Aqrawi I believe that the relationship between the French and Kurdish people represents a unique and evolving strategic friendship that spans historical, political,
Kurdish Needs at This Stage
By Frsat Shokr Omer Introduction John Kennedy, former President of the United States, said: “When written in Chinese, the word ‘crisis’ is composed of two
Disputed Territories: An Unresolved Issue
By Payraw Anwar The Kurdish question has remained one of the most enduring and complex issues of the Middle East since the Sykes-Picot Agreement of
Where is the Mentality of the Ruling Elite in Iraq Leading the Country’s Future?
By Tahseen Wsu Abdullah The Iraqi political process is not based on the right foundation, instead of this, on a kind of policy of self-imposition