RSF Secures Landmark Victories for Press Freedom

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) has secured a series of significant legal and operational victories in…

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Can the Purslane Speak?

Since Edward Said’s Orientalism, the relationship between knowledge and power, together with strategies of representation, has…

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The Windmills, the Silo of Amad, and the Battles of Don Quixote

One of the first novels I read was Don Quixote. In primary school, a children’s edition…

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The Worry of Writers, the Perception of Readers, and the Fate of Books (Endîşeya nivîskaran… )

The poet Hejar recounts in his memoir that he and his father placed several Kurdish…

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RSF Secures Landmark Victories for Press Freedom

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) has secured a series of significant legal and operational victories in…

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Can the Purslane Speak?

Since Edward Said’s Orientalism, the relationship between knowledge and power, together with strategies of representation, has…

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The Windmills, the Silo of Amad, and the Battles of Don Quixote

One of the first novels I read was Don Quixote. In primary school, a children’s edition…

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The Worry of Writers, the Perception of Readers, and the Fate of Books (Endîşeya nivîskaran… )

The poet Hejar recounts in his memoir that he and his father placed several Kurdish…

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A Mullah, Witness of Two Eras

In the 19th century, when the Kurdish principalities were dismantled, the Kurds lost their rule…

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RSF Secures Landmark Victories for Press Freedom

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) has secured a series of significant legal and operational victories in its global campaign against censorship and threats to media independence. Through targeted actions in Switzerland,…

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Can the Purslane Speak?

Since Edward Said’s Orientalism, the relationship between knowledge and power, together with strategies of representation, has stood at the centre of colonial studies. As a literary critic, Said directed his attention…

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The Windmills, the Silo of Amad, and the Battles of Don Quixote

One of the first novels I read was Don Quixote. In primary school, a children’s edition sat on the classroom shelf. Its cover fascinated me: Don Quixote standing before the windmills,…

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The Worry of Writers, the Perception of Readers, and the Fate of Books (Endîşeya nivîskaran… )

The poet Hejar recounts in his memoir that he and his father placed several Kurdish books in an iron box and buried it in the garden of their village house,…

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Identity and Food: A Delicious Relationship

In the hustle and bustle of everyday life, food is often reduced to a mere source of nourishment or, worse, a hasty necessity. The food we consume, however, offers a…

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Botan International will hold Digital Kurdish Journalism Workshops

With support from the European Endowment for Democracy (EED), Botan International will hold workshops on Kurdish Digital Journalism at its Diyarbakir office between 18-20 June. The workshops and lecturers: Kurdish…

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Instagram is blocked in Turkey

Instagram is blocked in Turkey. Since last night, Instagram users have been trying to access Instagram, but they can't. Turkey has blocked Instagram. There has been no official information or…

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Robozik: “For 11 years the pain in our hearts is the same”

"Our pain is still the same as the day of the bombing. It is the same as it was 11 years ago. They taught us how we live with this pain." Zeki…

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