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- 15:40 UN warnings of a winter catastrophe threatening 90% of Gaza's displaced
- 15:35 50 killed, including women and children, victims of landmines and security chaos in Syria
- 15:23 KJAR: The struggle against violence cannot be confined to a specific date
- 15:11 Tara Abdullah: Environmental protection begins with changing our daily behavior
- 13:11 Mothers of Peace renew their pledge to continue the struggle until lasting peace is achievd
- 11:09 Kabul women cling to their professions despite the ban and pursuit
- 09:29 A Narrative of Resistancr from Shahrnush Parsipur
- 08:34 Thousands of resignations threaten Syrian coast schools: female teachers face transfer risks and lost job security
- 08:17 An octogenarian recounts the bitterness of displacement between two Nakbas and a key still in hand
- 15:38 Study: Sexual harassment restricts Moroccan women's freedom of movement, undermining their sense of safety.
politics
“Protecting civil peace in Hasakah is a collective responsibility and diversity is the foundation of partnership”
Syriac Democratic Party co-president Madeline Khamis affirmed Hasakah is a shared home, not a conflict arena, stressing dialogue, partnership, and protecting national, cultural, and religious diversity while guaranteeing all rights.
labor/economy
"Demsal's Pastry House"... A Women's Struggle with the Flavor of Heritage
Munira Aksoy and Anisa Aslantekin established their project in Mardin, an inspiring success story facing harsh economic conditions, affirming women's solidarity and financial independence through earning their own livelihood.
art and culture
A Tunisian Writer: Artificial Intelligence Cannot Steal the Soul of Literature
Between the digital boom and human conscience, creative writing faces repetitive algorithms, while the writer's soul and lived experience remain a fortress protecting literature's specificity from the machine's stagnation.
