Kurdish, Iraqi leaders hail budget law for stability, unity
The approval of Iraq’s budget amendment law paves the way for financial stability, oil exports, and strengthened ties between Baghdad and Erbil. Iraqi and Kurdish
Twin Suicide Bombings in Erbil: A Dark Day in Kurdistan’s History
Terror Strikes on Eid al-Adha On February 1, 2004, as Kurdish citizens gathered to celebrate Eid al-Adha, two suicide bombers launched coordinated attacks against the
Kurdistan’s Peshmerga Forces: A Historic Path Toward Unification
New Infantry Divisions Mark Progress in Peshmerga Reform The Kurdistan Region has taken significant steps forward in its long-standing effort to unify its Peshmerga forces,
Leyla Bedirxan: A pioneer of Kurdish art and dance
Leyla Bedirxan (1908-1986), born in Istanbul to the prominent Kurdish Bedirxan family, was a trailblazer in the world of dance. In 1913, after a decree
Shahram Nazeri
In the vibrant mosaic of Iranian music, few artists have bridged cultures as seamlessly as Shahram Nazeri. Renowned as a pioneering musician, Nazeri is a
Kurdish fighter claims victory at European MMA Championship
Farshad Gardakaneh, a Kurdish MMA fighter from Kermanshah in Eastern Kurdistan, has made a name for himself in the world of mixed martial arts. Currently
Kurdish athlete claims second place in Jiu-Jitsu
Alan Muhammad Reza Fatah, an 11-year-old Kurdish athlete residing in Kyiv, Ukraine, has earned international recognition by securing second place in a Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ)
Erbil Marathon: A celebration of sport and community
The 11th International Erbil Marathon, a highlight of the city’s sporting calendar, brought together hundreds of local and international runners for a day of athleticism
New TV series to captivate audiences
Prominent Kurdish artist and filmmaker Hama Rashid Haras emphasizes the need to prioritize and advance Kurdish art, particularly in film and drama, to showcase Kurdish