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Deputy Prime Minister Qubad Talabani met with the Slemani security committee to introduce new measures aimed at protecting citizens amid...
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Deputy Prime Minister Qubad Talabani met with the Slemani security committee to introduce new measures aimed at protecting citizens amid...
The United States and several Gulf countries have condemned Iranian missile and drone attacks across the region, including in the...
A new KRG report examines two decades of stalled implementation of Article 140, citing displacement, property damage, and ongoing administrative...
The Kurdistan Regional Government has introduced the e-Psule platform, allowing citizens to access and pay government receipts digitally without visiting...
The KRG reports significant progress on the 10-kilometre Korre–Shaqlawa–Qandil road project, including the Mirawa and Mawaran tunnels, with completion expected...
While the food industry has become more and more dominated by the fast pace and convenience of mass production, Erbil...
The takeover of Kurdish neighborhoods in Aleppo has reignited deep concerns over the future of minorities in post-Assad Syria. After...
Agit Kabayel made a powerful statement on Saturday night, stopping Damian Knyba in the third round to successfully defend his...
Today, December 17, Kurds across the Kurdistan Region and the diaspora mark Kurdistan Flag Day, a national occasion dedicated to...
Milan’s historic halls turned into a dreamscape as Kurdish designer Lara Dizeyee unveiled her Milan Enchanted collection. The runway was what i could personally describe as a blend of tradition and presentation—models draped in blazing reds, shimmering greens, and golds
Kurdish designer Lara Dizeyee is heading back to the big stage. On September 27, she’ll debut her new collection, Milan Enchanted, at Milan Fashion Week. The week runs from September 23–29, but her show is being kept private, which already
When people talk about cinema connecting cultures, they often point to the big names—Cannes, Venice, Sundance. But sometimes, it’s the smaller festivals, born from resilience and community spirit, that quietly make the most meaningful connections. The Sixth Kobani International Film