Erbil Welcomes Ramadan with Unique Festival
Erbil has ushered in the holy month of Ramadan with a distinctive celebration, featuring dozens of small pavilions set up throughout the city’s markets. These
The Kurdish horse: A symbol of heritage and strength
The Kurdish Horse is one of the oldest and most distinguished equine breeds in the world, deeply rooted in the ancient history of Kurdistan. Archaeological
Tar: The thousand-year voice and immortal melody of Kurds
The Kurdish tar holds a deep-rooted place in Kurdish culture, with a history that spans centuries. While the exact origins of the instrument remain uncertain,
March 8: Women’s Ongoing Struggle for Rights
By | Dr. Nazaket Hussen Women around the world continue to fight for their rights, a struggle that has deep historical roots. Every year,
Kurdistan Region: A Small Island of Tolerance and Harmonious Coexistence
By Farhad Mohamed “We know that the Olympic Games cannot create peace, but the Olympic Games can create a culture of peace that inspires
Army intervention in internal conflicts
By Salam Abdullah Like everyone else, you have seen on television screens the unfavorable behavior of the Iraqi army towards Kurdish farmers in the
Geopolitical Rivalry: Turkey and Israel in the New Syria and impact on Kurds
By Mohammed Rahman Ahmed The events in Syria over the past 13 years represent a struggle between two competing natural gas pipeline projects destined
Hawrami: the most authentic language in the heart of the Zagros
By Majid Khalil The historical stages of Hawrami language: Hawrami remains one of the ancienest remnants of Near Eastern languages. According to all archaeological
Why Kurdistan Should Consider Embracing Cryptocurrencies
By Jamison Watt Since moving here in 2009, I have observed Kurdistan skipping over several phases of development in its rapid modernization. For example,
Ocalan’s message.. a shift in strategy
Changing dynamics of regional geopolitics, and its Impact on Iraqi Kurdish Politics engaging with Kurdish and Turkish leaders to mediate a resolution. By Saadula Aqrawi