Activists say Morocco used ‘unjustified’ force against Melilla migrants
Spanish and Moroccan activists called for a probe into the clash that left at least 23 people dead at Spain’s North African exclave of Melilla.
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The Kurdish Diaspora Centre is opening the second Kurdish writing and reading course for all Kurdish children in Europe and around the world
The Kurdish Diaspora Centre is opening the second Kurdish writing and reading course for all Kurdish children in Europe and around the world, in collaboration
President Masoud Barzani biography wins BIBA book award
“Masoud Barzani has been at the heart of Kurdistan, and this work explores what made him uniquely suited for that position.” A biography of President
Oslo Shooting Being Treated as ‘Act of Islamist Terrorism’, Norwegian Man Of Iranian Descent Held
Norway’s domestic intelligence service PST, which is responsible for counter-terrorism, said Saturday that it was treating a deadly overnight shooting near a gay bar in
Britain will electronically tag some asylum seekers with GPS devices
Britain will start placing electronic tagging devices on some asylum seekers after they arrive on small boats via the English Channel or through what the
Kurdistan’s Position Today
By Davan Yahya Khalil How is Kurdistan perceived today in the world? To a great extent, the answer to that depends on where in the
What will future generations think of us if we do not achieve independence? Will they think that we did not have the opportunity, or that we squandered it when it was there
By Davan Yahya Khalil Kurdistan has long been a land of opportunity in both material and social respects, yet far too often, it has also been a
The Kurdish Diaspora Conference was not just a success, but potentially made itself a crucial part of events for years to come
By Davan Yahya Khalil At the start of December, the Kurdistan regional capital of Erbil played host to the 2021 Kurdish Diaspora Conference. This is
Immersive art unveiled on London’s Southbank shows refugee’s journey to safety
Three immersive artworks have been unveiled on London’s Southbank, depicting an Ethiopian refugee’s journey to safety in the UK. The three-dimensional pieces depict the story