Iraq sets Nov. 11 election, Kurdistan stays calm
Amid U.S.–Iran tensions, Kurdistan’s election campaign remains calm and orderly, marked by restraint and stability The Independent High Electoral Commission of Iraq has set November
More nations eye diplomatic presence in Kurdistan
Kurdistan’s growing stability and global relevance spur new diplomatic missions and deeper international engagement. An expert in international relations noted that Kurdistan’s position in the
Erbil hosts historic Women’s Minifootball World Cup
Egypt defeats Brazil in thrilling final to claim Women’s Minifootball World Cup championship The Iraqi city of Erbil, located in the Kurdistan Region, successfully hosted
Kurdish players anchor Iraq’s hopes in Asian qualifiers
Kurdish stars from Erbil, Duhok, and Newroz bring local talent and international experience to Iraq’s U-23 squad ahead of Olympic qualifiers As Iraq prepares for
Rahman Azizi: Forty years of shaping Kurdish theater
Born in Bokan in 1970, theater actor and director Rahman Azizi has spent more than four decades shaping the Kurdish theater landscape in Iran. Renowned
Wafayi: The voice of classical Kurdish poetry
When the history of Kurdish literature and classical poetry is discussed, one name continues to echo with distinction — Wafayi, a poet whose verses still
The Pink Shirt, Kifri Museum’s story of loss
In Kifri Museum, a pink shirt recalls a young woman’s life cut short by Anfal.Strengthening the Social Welfare System The Kifri Cultural Museum, located on
Lara Dizayee showcases Kurdish culture on global stage
At one of the world’s most prestigious fashion shows, Kurdish designer Lara Dizayee presented a collection of traditional and modern Kurdish clothing that captivated international
Heritage and sport unite in Shawes equestrian contest
The town of Shawes in the Kurdish capital city of Erbil hosted an equestrian competition that drew 25 riders and showcased some of the finest