Public Domain Pillage: The Corporate Exploitation of Kurdish Heritage
Nick Kossovan Toronto in late autumn rarely offers an afternoon like the one this past Friday, when warm air disperses
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When Kurds and Armenians Were “Kirivs”: On the Institutional Intelligence of Society
Dr. Muslim Abed Talas The great Kurdish artist Sivan Perwer sang a song titled Kirivê, and the song Sînanê Kirîv
The Fayli: Authenticity, Heritage, Concerns, and Hopes – Part 1
Dr. Mehdî Kakeyî These articles were originally intended to be part of a larger and broader project addressing the Kurdish
Death of Kurdish Artist Saleh Amedi at the Age of 77 in Duhok
The passing of one of the most prominent traditional folk singers in the Badinan region, following an artistic career that
Backgammon… A Legacy That Defies Time Despite the Dominance of Smartphones
Dania Al-Shammas Erbil – The sound of dice striking the backgammon board is still present in a number of Erbil’s
Author Hema Salar.. Six Years of Research Culminate in the Publication of a Book Documenting Kurdish Traditional Attire
Report: Dler Ibrahim – Erbil On Monday evening, June 22, 2026, the city of Erbil witnessed the launch and signing
Seydayê Keleş… The Poet of Homeland and Language Who Turned Poetry into a Nation’s Memory
Dijwar Ahmed Agha On June 18th of every year, we mark the anniversary of the passing of the great Kurdish
“Shal u Shabak – Şal û Şapik”.. When Kurdish Culture Narrates the History of Ancestors
Amal Mohamed A number of participants at the “Shal u Shabak/ Şal û Şapik” festival in Zakho praised the event,