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politics
The Syrian Interim Government Gives Extremism an Official Face
The jihadists of Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) have committed atrocities that shame humanity itself. Yet, instead of protecting all components of the Syrian people the newly formed administration is granting extremism an official stamp - justifying massacr.
labor/economy
Blacksmithing Isn’t Just for Men: A Young Woman Proves That Willpower Shapes the Path
With a strength forged not from iron, but from imagination and artistry, Aya Hamza, an 18-year-old blacksmith from the city of Hasakah in Northeast Syria, has been challenging stereotypes and inspiring young women across her region.
art and culture
A Moroccan Artist Blends Heritage, Innovation, and Struggle Through Her Brush
Zahra Ahnach carries a unique artistic experience, turning painting into her means of expression and resistance. She transformed olive water into ink, the Chefchaouen hat into a flag, and the rural woman into an icon in her paintings.
