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- 09:31 An Iraqi woman uses digital media to revive Mesopotamian civilization and showcase its heritage to the world
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- 15:11 Saturday Mothers… when waiting turns into resistance
- 12:41 Syrian Observatory documents killing of 26 people in various Syrian areas
- 11:24 Children's tables are empty... the nutrition crisis in Kermanshah under the shadow of war and inflation
politics
Najiba Qara Daghi: Democratic integration ends sectarian bigotry and women’s subordination
Najiba Qara Daghi of Jinology Academy: What’s happening is not mere negotiatios but an existential transformation forcing the Kurdish presence upon Turkey: the struggle has imposed an unavoidable new reality.
labor/economy
Children's tables are empty... the nutrition crisis in Kermanshah under the shadow of war and inflation
The sharp rise in food prices and the massive collapse in purchasing power have reduced the tables of many families in Kermanshah, East Kurdistan. This crisis has affected children more than others, pushing them toward hunger and malnutrition.
art and culture
Changing historical symbols... erasing national memory
The Syrian interim government's monolithic approach threatens centuries-old cultural and religious diversity. Changing historical symbols erases regional history, threatens collective memory, and deepens societal division.
