March 16: Anfal and Halabja Remembrance Day
On March 16, 1988, the town of Halabja in Iraqi Kurdistan became the site of one of the most horrific war crimes of the late
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Confederation Delegation Meets with Senator Tina Smith’s Staff
A delegation from the Kurdistani Diaspora Confederation, including Mr. Kurd, Head of the Relations Office, and Jihan Brifki, member of the Kurdistan diaspora center in
To the Democratic Nations of the World
A few weeks ago, HTS seized power in Syria, resulting in the flight of dictator Bashar al-Assad from the country. Since the Syrian people first
MUSTAFA BARZANI’S SOVIET EXILE: POPULAR MYTHS VS. EVIDENCE IN RUSSIAN ARCHIVES
The article examines the case file of the Kurdish leader Mustafa Barzani, preserved in the Russian State Archive of Socio-Political History (RGASPI). The dossier was
How we found Europe’s most wanted migrant-smuggler
I am sitting in a shopping mall in Iraq, face-to-face with one of Europe’s most notorious people-smugglers. His name is Barzan Majeed, and he is
The Secrets of Shanidar Z: A Glimpse into Kurdish History and Culture
In the rugged terrain of Iraqi Kurdistan, within the Barzan region where the Barzani tribes have long thrived, lies a cave that holds profound secrets
Kurds commemorate 33rd anniversary of historic migration for freedom
The journey was perilous, with families traversing treacherous terrain on foot, braving harsh conditions and constant fear. Yet, despite the hardships, their resolve remained unbroken,
United Kingdom Parliament Celebrates Kurdish New Year with Strong Message of Unity
In an influential gathering organized by the Centre for Kurdish Progress at the residence of Speaker of the House of Commons Lindsay Hoyle MP, the
A brief history of the Kurdish Community of Calgary
Kurds have arrived in Calgary almost for four facades, but in a big group, it goes back to the beginning of 1990. Kurdish arrival in