A Kurdish Youth in the UAE Achieves First Place
In the UAE, in the city of Abu Dhabi, at Abu Dhabi University, students from the University of Kurdistan participated in the (12th Undergraduate Research
Light project expands 24-hour electricity across Kurdistan Region
The Kurdistan Regional Government’s ambitious Light Project is steadily expanding, aiming to provide 24-hour electricity across the entire region by the end of 2026. Since
PM Masrour Barzani sets goal to attract 20 million tourists to Kurdistan
The Prime Minister of the Kurdistan Regional Government, Masrour Barzani, emphasized the government’s strong focus on developing the tourism sector as a key priority. Speaking
Baghdad’s economic squeeze: how federal policies undermine Kurdistan region’s growth
The relationship between Iraq’s federal government in Baghdad and the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) has deteriorated into a complex web of economic disputes that have
Baghdad’s salary freeze on Kurdistan sparks political and public outrage
KRG officials accuse Baghdad of violating the constitution by withholding salaries and budget, deepening mistrust and fueling nationwide political backlash. Baghdad’s policy toward public sector
Foreign demand grows for Kurdish women’s clothing
Behzad Ali, owner of a Kurdish clothing and fabric shop, highlights notable changes in Kurdish women’s fashion, with growing interest from foreign buyers. Speaking to
Aisha Shan
The Kurdish Voice Whose Legacy Continues to Inspire Born Aisha Osman in 1938 in Diyarbakir, the cultural heart of Northern Kurdistan, she would grow to
Bawzy: A hidden gem in the mountains of Kurdistan
Nestled 34 kilometers east of Qaladze, in the Isewa township, the village of Bawzy stands out as one of Kurdistan’s most enchanting tourist destinations. Known