Sherzad Hirani presents “Across the Spectrum of Colors” in Erbil
Under the title Across the Spectrum of Colors, the 17th solo exhibition of photographer and artist Sherzad Hirani opened in Erbil and remained open to
Korek mountain: Kurdistan’s premier winter getaway
Korek Mountain has long held a place in history, but today it stands out as one of the Kurdistan Region’s most popular winter tourist destinations.
Kurds must never be victims again
By | Dr. Nazaket Hussen For over a century, the Kurdish people have endured the consequences of a world order that disregarded their rights. Since
Kurds and US Strategy Shift in Syria
By Saadula Aqrawi Yes, for over a decade, US policy in Syria was anchored to its partnership with the Syrian Democratic Forces SDF a multi-ethnic
What Did the Unity of Kurds Signify?
By Frsat Said Shkur The tragic events in the city of Aleppo, particularly the unjust and hostile attacks launched against the residents of the Sheikh
We Are Standing with Rojava
By Payraw Anwar Kurds in Rojava are once again facing brutal violence. Reports and circulating footage indicate that forces affiliated with Ahmed al-Sharh have launched
Why the United States Should Stand with Rojava
By Jamie Watt As an American living in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq, I have seen what long-term partnership with the United States can make
Why Do the Kurds Need to Lobby?
By Tahseen wsu Abdullah The concept of lobbying means the work of a person or group to influence the decision-making and policy centers of states
The current situation in Rojava and its impact on Kurdistan Region
By Larisa Mohammed In recent years, Western Kurdistan has become one of the hotspots in the Middle East, where the interests of regional and international
Erbil–Gomespan–Koya–Hanara road project completed
Modern dual carriageways, tunnels, and bridges to ease traffic and improve safety After three months of intensive engineering work, the strategic Erbil–Gomespan–Koya–Hanara road project has