Tanya Goudsouzian

Tanya Goudsouzian is a media professional with extensive experience in post-conflict countries.

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Assassinated former Afghan president Rabbani began his career as a firebrand professor before becoming venerated elder.

Hero fought in the resistance against Iraq’s Baathist regime – 50 years later, a new generation follows her example.

For the Kurdish intelligentsia, there is far more at stake than the loss of land.

A popsicle and a smile might not be a substitute for a psychologist, but it makes the conditions more bearable for IDP children.

Apathy and cynicism pervasive in Iraq’s Kurdish region as an unending series of crises and scandals unfolds.

After a decade of building, Kurds are now in a state of suspended animation.

Efforts are under way to salvage what remains of old Sulaimania, once a bastion of diversity and cosmopolitanism.

In country torn apart by war, political settlements alone will not fix antagonism among ethnic and religious groups.

A former Peshmerga fighter has swapped his rifle for a paintbrush as he relives battlefield memories.

As the battle for Mosul rages, in Sulaimania, there is a growing sense of despondency and apathy.