Watery grave awaits for ancient Turkish town of Hasankeyf
Turkish dam has doomed the site of the ancient town of Hasankeyf to be submerged in water but many residents are finding it hard to let go.
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Laban: Healing Beirut's Wounds Through Art
In the city of Beirut, where 18 religious sects divide its people, politics, streets and even artworks, Laban looks to create what the civil war destroyed: community.
Beirut Photo Festival Offers Analogue Experience In Digital Age
The Beirut Image Festival, in its first year, is providing a forum for young photographers raised on the digital imagery of social media to get a taste of the art of photography by exhibiting their works in venues alongside veteran photographers.
Musicians bring art to streets to save picturesque hill in Amman
A group of Jordanian artists is working to preserve the cultural heritage of beloved Jabal Luweibdeh area in Amman and protect it from overdevelopment.
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Iraqi Kurdistan: Yazidis Celebrate Jamayi Holiday in Lalish
Yazidis are celebrating the Jamayi (Eda Hechiya) holiday, which lasts for seven days between 6 October and 13 October, involving a pilgrimage to Lalish.
Conference in Karbala Brings Religious Figures Together to Counter Extremist Ideology
The Imam Hussain Shrine in Karbala has hosted clerics and academics from 25 different nations in order to support on coexistence and countering extremism.
Iraq: Residents of Nineveh Hold 3rd Annual Peace Festival
The city of Mosul, the capital of Nineveh Province in northern Iraq, is hosting its third annual peace festival since liberation from ISIS.
Peace Festival in Sulaymaniyah Focuses on Peaceful Coexistence
The festival in the Iraqi Kurdish province of Sulaymaniyah was held to mark the International Day of Peace with participation from local and international musicians and artists.