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- 14:46 Ilham Ahmad: Without peace in Syria & Turkey, The Middle East cannot be stable.
- 14:25 Tülay Hatimoğulları: Excluding Women Means Excluding Peace
- 13:48 Leader Öcalan Presents a New vision for peace and Democriatic Sociialism.
- 12:37 The Peace and Democratic Society Conference has commenced in Istanbul.
- 11:50 Lebanon… Dialogue on Renewing the Social Contract
- 11:21 Violence against Women in Halabja… Calls to Establish a Research and Support Center for Survivors.
- 09:46 Syria at a Crossroads of Destiny Amid Complex Political Challenges
- 08:11 A Upper Egypt Player Achieves Success in Volleyball for Athletes with Disabilities.
- 07:38 A Visual Artist Weaves the Stories of Desert Women with Colors
- 07:36 The Siege Weakens Economic Activity and Heavily Affects Families
politics
Syria at a Crossroads of Destiny Amid Complex Political Challenges
Afreen Mohammed said Syria is at a decisive moment, noting exclusion still blocks aspirations, and that the solution is activating the March 10 Agreement and drafting a new, inclusive constitution.
labor/economy
The Siege Weakens Economic Activity and Heavily Affects Families
The Women’s Economy Committee in the neighborhoods of al-Ashrafiya and Sheikh Maqsoud in the Syrian city of Aleppo is working to finance and implement service and productive projects to support women and challenge the reality of the siege.
art and culture
Kristina Al-Shabli… A Passion That Transcends Hardships and Paints Hope in the Face of Pain
Art is not merely for its own sake; across thousands of years it has stood as true historical evidence from Sumer to civilizations. Today, amid challenges, visual art documents events and support those who suffer.
