Decades after his murder, Roger Cumberland’s home in Duhok is being reopened as a symbol of coexistence.Perched on a hil

Sheran, also known as Arslan Tash in Ottoman sources, lies about seven kilometers southeast of Kobani and thirty kilomet

The Socrates of Our Time: Ismail Beskci, by Ibrahim Gurbuz, which has just been published by Shanidar Publishing House,

At just 23 years old, Songul Karatorak – known by fans as “Songoku” – has become a rising force in women’s mixed martial

A new sport is quietly carving its path into the heart of Kurdistan’s rugged terrain. Climbing, long known for its adven

In the heart of Sulaymaniyah, the scent of warm, freshly baked bread curls through the streets like a quiet song from th

The smoky gatherings of winter nights warmed by wood-fired tea; rooftops under starry skies with songs rising freely;

Facing Karapete Xaco is like leaning against a mountain. Whatever it gives – strength, shelter, silence – his voice gi

Lala Abda Rahim, a celebrated Kurdish artist, created a powerful legacy over nearly six decades through his evocative

On August 15, Syrian Kurdish novelist Jan Dost’s book Safe Corridor, set against the backdrop of the conflict in the K

When I moved from a small town in Eastern Kurdistan (northwestern Iran) to Tehran for higher education, I encountered

Holly Mason Badra is a Kurdish American writer and scholar born and raised in Charlotte, North Carolina. She earned a

Kurdish immigration to the United States, primarily from Iran, Iraq, Syria, and Turkey, began in the early 20th centur

It began like any other day. He checked his phone for emails, as many of us do, and found a message from World Press Pho