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- 15:53 UNICEF reveals that 300 children were killed in Sudan in six months
- 15:45 A report documents the deaths of 303 children in Türkiye over five months.
- 15:42 Yazidi Teachers Build a New Life Through Komun and Jineology Lessons
- 14:46 Gaza is under continuous bombardment amid UN warnings of an imminent humanitarian catastrophe
- 14:42 Kurdish Director Wins Two Prominent Awards, Bringing Cinema Back to the International Stage
- 14:24 Taliban arrests turn homes into prisons and exacerbate psychological crises
- 13:42 Official Media Marginalizes Women in Syria… While Alternative Media Become a Window to Amplify their Voices
- 12:13 Women's Swimming in Koye: Between Absence and the Need for a Specialized Facility
- 10:35 Sudan Doctors: Cholera and Measles Threaten Thousands of Children in North Kordofan
- 10:24 "Fatima and the Coffee"… The Story of a Yemeni Woman Confronting Climate Challenges to Protect the Coffee Tree
politics
People's Assembly Elections Reveal Widespread Political Exclusion of Women in Syria
With only 20 women in Syria's 210-seat People's Assembly, demands grow to restructure representation and guarantee women's effective, balanced participation in decision-making.
labor/economy
Wheat in Sweida... Will the Exceptional Season Turn into a Strategic Stock?
This year's wheat crop in Sweida is producing a high yield thanks to heavy rainfall, offering an opportunity to enhance food security if it is stored and marketed efficiently, despite the challenges facing farmers.
art and culture
Could the "Wednesday Cinema" Initiative Be the Spark That Revives Taiz's Cinematic Glory?
Taiz's "Wednesday Cinema" rekindles cinematic passion, uniting youth in a free space to restore film's role in shaping consciousness and cultural dialogue.
