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- 11:32 From Framework Law to Regional Equation: A New Phase in the Middle East
- 11:08 Sudanese Women's Net Documents Suffering, Demands Inclusion in Peace Process
- 10:14 Assia Djebar Prize Longlist Announced: 26 Novels Compete in Arabic, Amazigh, and French
- 09:54 Samira Al-Mashjari: Art is Our Last Bet for Building Peace
- 08:39 From Sudan to Gaza…A Diplaced Woman Faces Fear and Hunger Alone with Her Child
- 15:42 Al-Hasakah Lecture Highlights Women's Rights and Their Role in Building a New Syria
- 15:36 Kobani’s Mirgan Hajji Shines at World Weightlifting Championship with Four Medals
- 15:28 Afghanistan Records Second-Lowest Women’s Labor Force Participation Globally
- 15:12 Xanav Xelil: ‘Special War’ targets Disintegration of Society and Weakens its Role
- 13:29 Adela Khanum: The Kurdish Princess Who Left Her Mark on History
politics
Runak Majid: Framework Law Can Prepare Legal Ground for Resolving Kurdish Issue
Political activist Runak Majid affirmed that the nest phase requires concrete steps to address the status of leader Öcalanö polıtıcal prisoers, and women’s role in peacebuilding.
labor/economy
Leek Sellers…Struggling Women Resisting Social Discrimination in Yemen
From fields to Taiz markets, Yemeni women leek sellers endure hardship, economic instability, and social stigma, yet remain determined to secure livelihood for their families.
art and culture
The Book in Iran…A Reading Weighed Down by the Burdens of Inflation
Iran's publishing and printing industry is facing sharp economic stagnation akin to crises in other sectors, while ongoing writing and efforts to overcome censorship, gender-based restrictions, and inflation pressures continue.
