With Kurdistan, A New Map Robert Caruso It’s time for a free Kurdistan, without Turkey — or Iran’s — consent. Let's promise not to feign surprise when the weapo...
I am nameless/Ez bê navim Veene Sulaivany I am nameless/Ez bê navim I am the last Emperor of the Ayyubid dynasty. I am the shadow of greatness, the companion of r...
Kurdistan’s Unsung Heroes Tara Fatehi The history of Kurdish women has sadly been an invisible one — not because people don’t want to know about Kurdish women...
Have You Found Your Miracle? Aras Ahmed Mhamad Have You Found Your Miracle? A Personal Reflection and Tribute on the First Anniversary of My Graduation One of the mos...
Sherko Bekas: Poetry is a continuous act of questioning and questions have no ending Aras Ahmed Mhamad Sherko Bekas was one of the most prominent poets in Kurdish history whose powerful poems was translated into more than t...
Em kî ne? Kî ne em? Who are we?: Themes and symbols used in Cigerxwîn’s poem “Kî ne em?” Veene Sulaivany 2 A question that floats in the minds of those who are foreign to the Kurdish people and their tribal homeland is “who are...
The Power of Words – Sama Dizayee Media Ajir This past week I was fortunate enough to spend 6 days galavanting around the United Kingdom, exploring only a tiny fract...
The Secular State Sari Aquismaia Arab If we flip back through a 100 years of our forsaken history, we draw the realization that a French-British agreement sha...
