Nation and State Building
Tobzawa Millie Camp of Anfal Victims
Topzawa Army Training Camp, called Topzawa Village 449 households is located 11 km away from a strategic area on the...
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In a memory of the Sykes-Picot Agreement and destiny of Kurds
After more than a hundred years After the outbreak of World War I (1914-1918) and the ranking in the balance...
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A Brief History of NuRoj, Kurdish New Year — Newroz: second and final part
NuRoj, as is pronounced in parts of Kurdistan, and Newroz, or other variations of it, as it is known in...
Read moreSpiritual Revival of the Forgotten Traditions of NuRoj- Part One
On the arrival of Nuroj, let us all gather together, to read and learn about a vast but relatively unknown...
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Iran and the Kurdish language
Nothing in Iran has a precise and scientific definition, obviously, what is meant Iran is the dominant discourse of successive...
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Reasons and motives for the British to come to Kurdistan before World War I
Earlier the outbreak of World War I 1914-1918, the Middle East was divided by all the conquering powers, especially Britain,...
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The importance of the mother tongue and the dangers of foreign language domination
“Mother tongue education prevents the dissolution of local culture” Education in the mother tongue has importance to human beings...
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The importance of the referendum and the desire for Kurdistan’s independence
The Kurds are a large stateless nation within the geographical borders of a federal Iraq. The Kurdish nation is divided...
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On the margins of the 101st anniversary of the Treaty of Lausanne
First, to understand the Treaty of Lausanne, we must understand the Treaty of Sevres and know briefly what the history...
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Referendum and the awareness of independence of a stateless nation
The Concept of Referendum From a scientific point of view, referendum is a legal and political process to obtain the...
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