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The Revival of Kurdish Music in Exile
<p>By The Amargi Staff For decades, Kurdish musicians in exile have been preserving and evolving their musical heritage despite political oppression. From the refugee camps of Turkey to concert halls in Berlin, Kurdish artists are keeping their cultural identity alive. “Music is our history, our resistance, and our hope.” – Kurdish singer Şivan Perwer Today, […]</p>
Turkey’s New Military Operations in Iraq: What’s at Stake?
<p>By The Amargi Staff Turkey has launched a new series of military operations in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq, targeting positions it claims are controlled by the Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK). The operations, which involve airstrikes and ground incursions, have raised tensions in the region and drawn criticism from both local authorities and international actors. […]</p>
Mass Protests Erupt in Iran Over Women’s Rights Crackdown
<p>Mass Protests Erupt in Iran Over Women’s Rights Crackdown By The Amargi Staff In a powerful display of defiance, thousands of protesters across Iran have taken to the streets following the latest government crackdown on women’s rights activists. The demonstrations, which erupted in multiple cities, mark a new wave of resistance against the country’s oppressive […]</p>
Breaking: New Kurdish Film Wins International Award
<p>Breaking: New Kurdish Film Wins International Award The highly anticipated Kurdish film “Voices of the Mountains” has won the prestigious Global Film Excellence Award. Directed by renowned filmmaker Rojan Azad, the film highlights the resilience and rich culture of the Kurdish people. Film Synopsis & Impact The movie tells the story of a young Kurdish […]</p>