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- 15:46 Educational Disruption Threatens Children’s Psychological Stability in the Kurdistan Region
- 14:29 Explosion of a Hand Grenade Claims the Lives of Two Women in Al-Karama Camp
- 13:35 Continuous Violations and Open Battlefronts Among Jihadist Groups
- 12:15 Out of Respect for You"... Nasim Simiyari Responds to Calls of Support and Ends Her Hunger Strike
- 10:47 Migration as a Tool of Domination: A Study on Population Drain Policies and the Reshaping of Societies
- 09:25 The Environment and Its Impact on Mental and Social Health in Lebanon
- 08:39 "The sound of their laughter still lives within me"... A Palestinian mother loses her four daughters in the war
- 18:15 "Qramed": A Craft Village in Tunisia Opens Its Doors with Training Workshops
- 14:30 Increase in Suicide Cases in Mosul and Shingal
- 12:41 Mai Sato: Iranian Female Journalists Face Harassment and Systematic Discrimination
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
An Algerian Woman Breathes Life into Stone and Concrete
Fouzia Ghabash is one of the Algerian women who have proven that the field of construction is not too difficult for women — a woman can work in it with professionalism and skill.
art and culture
“Bil Awaz” — A Space for Music and Painting in the City of Qamishlo
In Qamishlo, North and East Syria, nearly every home has a musical instrument, creating a cozy and refined atmosphere. The city’s streets are filled with passionate art and painting lovers.
