“I am the first Kurd to dance at La Scala [Opera House in Milan]. When I was asked, ‘Are you a woman from the East?’ –

Taking a bold risk, the director, trainer, and researcher Fadil Jaf translated the play Romeo and Juliet – as adapted

In a modest home in the suburbs of Sulaymaniyah, a young boy once dreamed of a secondhand violin, his head filled with

At the 13th British Kebab Awards, Kurdish chefs do more than serve food – they shape a legacy. In a ballroom bathed i

For nearly a century, around 300 black-and-white photographs capturing the everyday life of Yezidi communities in the

The Awez scientific journal is a quarterly publication based in Erbil, the capital of the Kurdistan Region, that opera

In the breezy April air of Hawar Village, southeast of Halabja in the Kurdistan Region near the Iranian border, a dist

In a world where the past often fades into silent ruins, sometimes a single piece of paper gilded with gold and inked

In a heartening act of environmental solidarity and support, a famous French bicycle manufacturer has chosen Kurdistan

Kurdistan Chronicle has been honored with the prestigious Award of Excellence by the U.S.-based Religion Communicators

Climate change is no longer a distant concern or an isolated issue confined to one country – it is a global threat tha

How will living in the age of delivery apps and less in-person time affect Kurdistan’s future? Aland Gailan recalls a

On July 29, 2024, as I was sitting on a plane headed to Erbil, I reflected on how I had reached this point. My journey

Farshad Gardakaneh – a 30-year-old Kurdish man hailing from Kangavar in Kermanshah Province in Eastern Kurdistan (nort