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- 14:45 Drones Kill 14 Displaced Persons in Amhara Region Amid Dangerous Security Escalation
- 14:37 620 International Figures Demand the Council of Europe Oblige Turkey to Release Leader Öcalan
- 14:19 "Jineology" Discusses the Impact of Algorithms and Beauty Standards on Women's Self-Perception
- 12:27 Popular Resistance in the Face of Coal Mine Expansion and Threats to Water Resources
- 10:40 “PÎK” Workshop in Qamishlo… Local Industry with a Kurdish Identity
- 09:37 Theater Is a Psychological Lifeline… “Buthoor” Association Provides Support and Documents Women’s Resilience
- 07:59 The Complex Syrian Equation... The Absence of Stability and the Confusion of Paths
- 07:27 'Empowering Women Requires Transcending the Quota and Ensuring Their Participation in Decision-Making Positions'
- 07:10 Annie Dillard: When Solitude Becomes a Window onto the Secrets of Existence
- 15:42 The Pomegranate Festival in Halabja Enhances Women's Opportunities for Marketing Local Products
politics
Women of As-Sweida: Captagon Accustions Are Politicized and an Attempt to Legitimize Intervention
US envoy Tom Barrack's statements about Captagon factories in As-Sweida sparked widespread discontent, with the city's women condemning the accusations as insulting religious authorities and distorting the city.
labor/economy
Women of Van Criticize Government Policies Amid the Worsening Economic Crisis in Turkey
Women of Van in northern Kurdistan agreed the worsening economic crisis threatens their livelihood, sharply criticizing government policies they blame for living deterioration, exploitation, and systematic corruption across state institutions.
art and culture
"Light in the Shadow" Is the First Exhibition Addressing Comic Art in Gaza
Gaza's General Union of Cultural Centers held "Light in the Shadow," a comic art exhibition with 16 emerging artists, highlighting Palestinian narrative and Gaza's complex crises through innovative storytelling despite scarce resources.
