Poetry has long dominated Kurdish literature. Though shaped by Arabic prosody and strongly influenced by Arabic, Persian

A significant protocol has been signed between the Kurdistan Center for Art and Culture (KCAC), and the Ismail Besikci F

The Four Pillars of the Nation approach, articulated in the discourse of Jordan’s Prince Hassan bin Talal, offers a rigo

Agriculture was nothing short of revolutionary. It began in Mesopotamia with the domestication of grains such as wheat a

I traveled to Kurdistan in early December, moving between Erbil, Zakho, Duhok, Sulaymaniyah, Halabja, and Hawraman. The

What can an unassuming field in the Erbil plain teach us about empire? Can buried layers of soil reveal the rise and fal

We are Zelal and Ines, two tenth-grade students brought together by curiosity, friendship, and a shared fascination for

In Moorhead, Minnesota – a city nestled in the Red River Valley – many residents are well acquainted with Kurdistan and

Lajan almost never appears without her traditional Kurdish dress. Now in her seventies, she sees her outfit as an insepa

Back in the 1990s and the early 2000s, it was rare to hear of Kurdish students attending Harvard or other Ivy League uni

From the annals of British diplomacy in Erbil emerged a stage production that recounts a turning point in Kurdish histor

Kurdish women turn a symbol of dignity into an act of global defianceIt begins with a braid.In a grainy, widely shared v

The torches were raised. The procession wound up the mountain. Families gathered in anticipation, children looked upward

For Kurdish youth, whether in the homeland or abroad, identity is carried with pride. However, the modern political hist