5,000-Year-Old Diyarbakır Walls Face Risk of Destruction
DIYARBAKIR — The Diyarbakır Walls, a UNESCO World Heritage site, face ongoing threats of destruction, vandalism, and encroachment despite extensive restoration
DIYARBAKIR — The Diyarbakır Walls, a UNESCO World Heritage site, face ongoing threats of destruction, vandalism, and encroachment despite extensive restoration
Kurdish Language and Literature graduates face severe employment barriers due to heavily restricted civil service quotas in Turkey. In response,
Sheikh Said Efendi (1865–1925) lived during the final years of the Ottoman Empire and the foundational era of the
The new novel by Burhan Sönmez, titled “Neynika Sor” (The Red Mirror), has been published by Avesta Publishing House. This
The woman wearing the intricately designed Kurdish kofî (a traditional embroidered headpiece) is Vahdet Uçar. Alongside her partner, Zubeyde Beyaz,
Ankara’s relationship with the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) has entered a period of transition. Recent regional shifts and Turkey’
Globally, WordPress powers 42 out of every 100 websites. It is a vast ecosystem that offers a tool for every
Norwegian journalist Helle Lyng, from the daily Dagsavisen, is facing a vicious cyberharassment campaign and doxxing following her criticism of
The Diyarbakir Metropolitan Municipality has opened applications for a new series of language courses aimed at preserving Kurdish dialects and
DAMASCUS — The Syrian government and the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) have announced a ceasefire as part of a comprehensive agreement
A discussion on "Literature of Resistance" by Umran Aran, moderated by Inan Eroglu, has been scheduled for May
Reporters Without Borders (RSF) has ranked Turkey 159th out of 180 countries in the 2025 World Press Freedom Index, citing
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