Kurdistan embraces winter with traditional Sarupê
As winter grips Kurdistan, one of the region’s most iconic dishes, Sarupê—also known as Kel-u-Pacha—returns to kitchens and markets, bringing warmth and a sense of
Denmark’s young Kurdish champion continues to shine
Denmark is home to a young Kurdish champion whose achievements extend beyond sports and into cultural pride and representation. At just 14 years old, Kurdish-Danish
Kurdistan flag to displayed in Spanish stadiums
In a notable development, the Kurdistan flag will now appear on banners in Spanish stadiums, highlighting the region on an international stage. Darawan H. Hamid,
Cabinet formation and Iraq’s path to stability
By | Dr. Nazaket Hussen The formation of Iraq’s new government cabinet represents a crucial gateway to political stability and institutional recovery. Compared with previous
Disaster and cooperation
By Salam Abdullah Natural disasters are a normal phenomenon that occurs everywhere on this earth, which has nothing to do with the level of civilization
A Series of Events That Define the Unity of the Kurdish people
Khor Mor and Chamchamal, Zakho, and Kurdistan Flag Day. By Ismail Abdullah Ahmed Recent events in the Kurdistan Region have provided a fascinating window into
Kurds role in Shaping Iraq’s Democratic Future
By Saadula Aqrawi Yes, as Iraq continues navigating the complex path from authoritarian rule to a pluralistic political order, the Kurdish people have emerged as
The Kurdish Story in Iraq Between Oppression and Concealment of the Truth
By Tahseen Wsu Abdullah After World War I and the collapse of the Ottoman Empire, the Kurdish case became a complex regional issue that has
What December Reveals About Erbil
By Jamie Watt Lights and Christmas trees pop up around buildings, lobbies, and cafes around Erbil each December. Bakeries start selling festive treats, Baba Noel
Sport Diplomacy
By By Payraw Anwar Foreign policy is a central pillar of political science. In its simplest form, it can be understood as an extension of