Dilnya Rahman is a Rudaw reporter who joined the network in 2018. She started her journalistic career in 2015 in the city of Sanandaj, Iranian Kurdistan, where she wrote for various newspapers. She has covered the Russia-Ukraine war on the ground, reporting on the destruction and the people’s situation across various Ukrainian cities.
Dilnya Rahman is a Rudaw reporter who joined the network in 2018. She started her journalistic career in 2015 in the city of Sanandaj, Iranian Kurdistan, where she wrote for various newspapers. She has covered the Russia-Ukraine war on the ground, reporting on the destruction and the people’s situation across various Ukrainian cities.
Ukraine’s vast rare mineral reserves are attracting increasing global attention, as Kyiv explores the possibility of striking a deal with Washington to repay the United States for the aid provided during the war with Russia.
Two years after losing a limb in one of the deadliest confrontations with Russian forces, Oleksandr Zozulyak is working at a prosthetic center in Kyiv, helping the thousands of Ukrainians who have been injured in the conflict.
Ukraine has boosted its manufacturing of drones to an unprecedented level, with thousands of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) used everyday to track enemy forces, guide artillery, and hit targets well beyond the frontlines of the war.
14-day Christmas festivities have brought together the Christians of Ankawa district in Erbil province.
As Americans cast their final votes on Tuesday in a highly-contested presidential election, the deeply divisive issue of abortion and women’s rights continues to resonate strongly with voters in key battleground states.
