Erbil hosts eighth International Theater Festival
The eighth International Theater Festival kicked off on April 20, 2025, in Erbil, bringing together theater groups and artists from across the Middle East and
Yezidis make annual pilgrimage to Kerejal shrine
The pilgrimage to the Kerejal shrine on Mount Sharia remains one of the most significant and enduring rituals for Kurdish Yezidis. Each year, during the
Easter celebrations highlight peace and coexistence in Kurdistan
Kurdistan’s culture of peace and coexistence was on full display this Easter as Christian believers from all denominations gathered to celebrate the holiday across the
Kakei community revives ancient tradition of giving in Halabja
In a vibrant display of heritage and unity, the Kakei community of Halabja revived one of its most cherished traditions on Friday, celebrating a centuries-old
The Fire That Never Dies: A Newroz Story from Kurdistan
Fenik Yaseen Every year, when the snow begins to melt from the mountains of Kurdistan and the first flowers press their heads through the thawing earth,
Kurdistan’s national prayer for peace and coexistence
By | Dr. Nazaket Hussen The Kurdistan Region has long stood as a cradle of coexistence, where diverse religions, nationalities, ethnicities, and languages have not
Reflection of the Halabja chemical attack in the world
By Salam Abdullah Thirty-seven years ago, on March 16, 1988, the dictatorial and murderous regime of Baghdad carried out a chemical attack on Halabja, using
Syria’s Interim Constitution and the Kurdish Unity Congress Declaration: The Struggle Between Pluralism and Authoritarianism
By Mohammed Rahman Ahmed According to Article One of Syria’s new interim constitution, it declares Syria an Arab state that is politically and geographically a
World Economic War and its impact on Iraq’s financial stability
The Kurdistan Region must continue to push for economic diversification, forge stronger regional alliances, and attract foreign investment. By Saadula Aqrawi Of course, the global
Building Partnerships: A Win-Win Approach from the Kurdistan Region
By Farhad Mohamad In the near future, the newly elected Kurdistan Parliament is expected to kick off its sessions and entrust Mr. Masrour Barzani with