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The world's largest stateless ethnic group, the Kurds. We explore their enduring desire for independence that has persisted for over a century since the 1923 Treaty of Lausanne, and the reality they face within today's Middle Eastern geopolitics.
Apr 4, 2026We examine the historical tragedy and present reality of the Kurds, the world's largest stateless people. Their struggle for self-determination — split across four nations: Turkey, Iran, Iraq, and Syria — continues into 2026.
Apr 3, 2026The promise of a Kurdish homeland made after World War I — and then taken away. This is the story of 40 million people living without a country of their own, and it's still unfolding today.
Apr 2, 2026The Kurdish people were erased from the map by the 1923 Treaty of Lausanne. We explore why 40 million people scattered across four countries still dream of a place to call home.
Apr 1, 2026
Every March 21, tens of millions of Kurds light fires on mountaintops to welcome the new year. But behind these flames lies far more than a simple celebration — it carries decades of suppressed identity crying out to be heard.
Mar 20, 2026