editor's pick

11:13

Iran’s future policy and potential internal changes are key factors affecting Yemen’s developments, as possible political change in Iran could let the Houthis reshape their regional relations.

08:25

Despite improved economic indicators in Mauritania, women still face labor market, economic independence, and social protection challenges, as the crisis affects their decision-making ability and access to legal protection.

08:42

Despite over three million economically active Algerian women, their labor market presence faces a large gap with men and questions over job stability, income, and social protection, making economic independence challenging.

08:51

Women’s economic vulnerability begins before lost income,formed by restrictions from labor market entry through unemploment, wages, working conditions, social protection, to financing difficulties and sustaining work.

08:50

The Moroccan economy grows and new job opportunities are created, but the gap between women and men remains wide — from work and income to social protection and family. Women pay a greater cost of economic and social vulnerability

14:54

"Rojava's new phase, launched by the January 29 integration deal, sees Kurds striving to transform military and political gains into constitutional and local democratic rule."

13:02

Despite being banned since 2005, the Chaupadi practice persists in rural western Nepal, forcing women and girls into isolated huts during menstruation and after childbirth.

11:46

From Paris to Rojava, women revolutionaries confront legal failure, but today's struggle builds institutions, transforming street voices into legislative power that makes history.

08:36

Emerging between Aleppo's siege and Shengal's genocide, liberating cities, rescuing abducted women, the YPJ became legacy transcending borders, demanding recognition as a force that defeated ISIS and reshaped women's image.

08:39

Demographic change is Syria reflected a deep crisis of population engineering: systematic practices across eras have erased local identities, fragmented indigenous components, and replaced stability with settlement and impoverishment.

13:22

The film " JEANNA DIELMAN " is considered one of the most influential films in cinema history, and has been described as the "best film of all time". This work was completed in 1975 by Belgian director Chantal Akerman.

08:59

A wave of widespread denunciation has swept away the legitimacy of the recent Syrian elections, as the street and human rights forces reject a parliamentary engineering in favor of an interim government.

10:07

“Today’s world witnesses an unprecedented decline in press freedom: direct repressiion or silent restrictions. Between open wars, digital censorship, arrests, all journalists face an intergrated system serving the powerful’s interests.”

07:57

The people of Sudan are living through one of the worst humanitarian crises in the world, with women at the heart of the tragedy but outside the spotlight.

08:35

"Children's suffering in conflict zones intensifies as wars become a nightmare stealing lives, security, education. Amid bombings, displacement, malnutrition, recruitment, forced marriage, millions face harsh reality threatening present and future."

10:03

While some women fought for their homelands, others still seek recognition and justice, as women’s mobilization in the Middle East reflects diverse and contrasting experiences.

08:49

Amid Africa’s political and military shifts, women emerge as key actors in struggle and change, from Eritrea’s revolution to diverse experiences across several African nations.

07:47

The issue of women in Yemen reflects conflict transformations, where religious discourse intersects with tribal structures and security systems, turning women’s bodies and social roles into arenas of political struggle.

08:56

Female genital mutilation persists in some Sudanese communities, causing severe physical and psychological harm despite criminalization and awareness campaigns, as conflict and instability hinder social change.

07:46

March 8 marks women’s global struggle for rights. In North and East Syria, Rojava’s women’s revolution symbolizes a unique model of participation in building a democratic society.