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Dr. Salar Othman We must keep asking questions. Questions lead us to the truth. So, before we ask questions, we should understand that there is an unresolved truth; a hidden truth, a truth close to doubt and uncertainty, a truth that has not been touched, a truth that has not... The post Songs of…
Questions raised over the use of traditional Kurdish designs in global fashion The traditional Kurdish Farenji has become part of a wider discussion about cultural heritage and the use of traditional designs by international fashion brands. In recent years, major fashion companies have faced…
A Symbol of Coexistence and a Destination for Tourists Many individuals have served humanity and left a profound impact on transforming lives (philosophers, scientists, innovators, and prophets). A significant number of prophets emerged from the Middle East, several of whom lived and passed away in…
Younes Mohammad “Get up. Why are you lying here? Get up, let’s go home.” Sometimes the woman pleaded. At other times, she sounded like a mother scolding a son who refused to listen. She talked about home, about returning, about the food she had prepared for him. Then her voice... The post The skin…
Water Bicycle receives Best Short Film and Best Actor awards at the eighth Baghdad International Travelling Cinema Festival The Kurdish short film Water Bicycle, directed by Siavash Saedpanah, has won two awards at the eighth Baghdad International Travelling Cinema Festival. The film received the…
The short film “The City in the Shade of the Orange Tree,” written and directed by Amir Gholami, is competing for an Oscar at the 57th Nashville International Film Festival in the United States. Amir Gholami, the short film’s director, says: “The 57th Nashville International Film Festival, whose…
Erbil theatre production explores loss, freedom, hope and homeland A new theatre production titled A Light That Set the Sun was staged in Erbil to commemorate the anniversary of the Kurdistan independence referendum, with the attendance of officials and figures from the cultural and artistic…
Fifth festival celebrates the legacy of the renowned Kurdish maqam singer The city of Sanandaj held its fifth music festival honoring the renowned Kurdish singer and maqam master Sayed Ali Asghar Kurdistani, bringing together musicians, music scholars, students and Kurdish art enthusiasts. The…
Festival features 108 local and international films and presents 25 awards The sixth Sulaymaniyah International Film Festival concluded in Sulaymaniyah after seven days of screenings and events, with 108 local and international films competing under the theme “The Dignity of Humanity, the Dignity…
Thirty films selected from nearly 350 submissions for the six-day festival in Manhattan The 10th Kurdish Film Festival has opened in Manhattan, New York, featuring 30 films and aiming to introduce Kurdish cinema, culture and stories to American and international audiences. The festival was launched…