Celebrating Kurdish Culture: The 7th New York Kurdish Film Festival
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Nashwan Khalo: Brushstrokes of Hope
As the district of Sinjar struggles to rebuild after the genocide perpetrated by ISIS in 2014, one young artist is usi
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Shanidar Cave: Unveiling the Ancient Mysteries of Kurdistan
Nestled in the picturesque landscape of the Kurdistan Region of Iraq (KRI), Shanidar Cave stands as a silent sentinel
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Raban Boya: One Shrine, Two Faiths
In the heart of the Kurdistan Region of Iraq (KRI), where the winds whisper stories of a vibrant past, there lies an e
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Siegfried Martsch The Man Who Stood by Kurdistan
Siegfried Martsch, also known as Siggi Barzani, was more than just a name to the Kurdish people; he was a symbol of un
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Savoring the Taste of Rashmiri Grapes
In the picturesque mountains of the Kurdistan Region of Iraq (KRI) grows a grape unlike any other in the world, a prec
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Kurdish Refugee to Dutch Police Chief
On May 1, 2023, Saman Hassan was appointed police sector head of the North and East Gelderland district in the Netherl
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Celebrating Pir Shalyar
Pir Shalyar is a unique holiday observed by the Hawrami people. This annual celebration takes place during the winter
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A Chat with Alan Dalziel
Many Kurds have fled to foreign countries as a result of oppression in their homelands. Especially in countries that d
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An Interview with Luna Erşahin
Danish-born musical artists Tobias Rahim and Luna Erşahin, whose fathers are Kurdish, have been on tour in recent mont
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Hani Mojtahedi: A Voice of Hope in Exile
In the heart of the ever-resilient Kurdish community, a courageous and pioneering figure has emerged whose voice reson
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Funnkawari: Blending Old and New Music
Globalization has undeniably brought considerable benefits to the Kurdistan Region of Iraq, including economic progres
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Crafting Nature-Inspired Artistic Jewelry
Naskeh Omar, a 26-year-old artist who lives in Erbil, mixes different elements of nature, including plants and stones
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The Last Women’s Hammam in Slemani
In Sabunkaran, the oldest neighborhood of Sulaymaniyah – pronounced “Slemani” by locals – in the Kurdistan Region of I
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Discovering the Serene Shaqlawa Mountain Resort
Shaqlawa is a thriving mountain resort with around 30,000 residents, located 30 minutes northeast of Erbil. It attract
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