politics
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“Violations Strip the Truce of Its Substance While Keeping It Formally in Place with the International Community”
Israeli forces continue to violate the ceasefire agreement in the Gaza Strip, as areas east of Gaza City witness building demolitions, artillery shelling, and continuous gunfire.
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The Yellow Line and “Green Rafah”: Projects Redrawing Gaza’s Borders
Political researcher Jowan Saleh confirms that the “Green Rafah” project reflects a vague and alarming vision for the future of Gaza’s population rather than offering realistic solutions.
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Political Violence and the Reshaping of Society in Gaza
Women are among the most affected during war yet excluding them from negotiations deepens their suffering. In Gaza, women bear the heaviest cost of genocide, while men dominate discussions and lead current calls for solutions.
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The co-chair system corrects a long history of unilateral decision-making
The co-chair system constitutes a progressive governance model that enhances women’s participation in decision-making, challenges entrenched patriarchal norms, and lays the foundation for balanced partnership in North and East Syria.
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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.
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Dina Abdelaziz: The “list system” pacifies women rather than empowers them.
In a political moment where citizens’ aspirations intersect with the weight of the country’s social and economic challenges, the voices calling to redefine the role of parliament and its oversight and legislative tools are growing stronger.
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Analyst says Sudan’s crisis needs negotiation combined with military action
Sudan has become a burning mass, with no solutions in sight. Only a few humanitarian organizations pay attention, while major powers leave the country forgotten on their negotiation tables
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Roken Nakhda: Women confronting Masculine and Colonial Mindsets
Roken Nakhda, member of the KJAR Coordinating Council, emphasized that rising violence against women originates from a patriarchal, authoritarian mindset reinforced by local and international policies, and can be countered only through unified, conscious
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Iraqi Candidate Prioritizes Housing Crisis and Youth Empowerment
Parliamentary candidate Niran Al-Zahawi emphasized the need for a credible and well-documented electoral process, asserting that Iraq’s youth are the cornerstone for building the country’s future.
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Iraqi Women Between Participation, Boycott: Divergent Voices Ahead of Elections
Iraqi women are divided — some view the upcoming elections as a chance for change and to support female candidates, while others, disillusioned by false promises, have chosen to boycott the polls.
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Women's Participation in politics life: Along road toward genuine empowerment.
-Algerian women play a central role in politics and civil society, as innovative youth initiatives like the Youth of Algeria Foundation work to enhance participation, empower talent, and strengthen citizenship values for a promising future.
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Women in Egyptian Parties... A New Awakening of Their Role and Activities
Women’s presence in political parties indicates political progress, yet in Egypt, despite early participation since 1919, their representation remains inconsistent, shifting between limited advancement and enduring marginalization.
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'The Withdrawal of Fighters Crowns a Series of Peaceful Initiatives Taken by the Movement'
Political activist in Kirkuk, Bekhal Fawzi, affirmed that the issue of peace and the progress achieved by the Freedom Movement represent a shared dream for every Kurd, stressing that women have a pivotal role to play in the process of achieving peace.
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Lebanese Activist: No Calm in Gaza… It’s a Warrior’s Pause in an Existential Battle
Political activist Kholoud Al-Hamouch affirmed that what is happening today in Gaza and southern Lebanon is a new chapter in an existential struggle that goes beyond geography and is reshaping regional and international equations.
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Khadija Al-Jarf: Recognition of Political Parties Is a Democratic Necessity
Amid the recent political developments and changes taking place in Syria, the existence of political parties in the region is considered essential for establishing the principle of pluralism.
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“No Legitimacy for Any Decision That Undermines the Memory of National Sacrifice”
The Syrian Interim Government has abolished Martyrs’ Day - a decision that not only erases May 6th from the official calendar but threatens the memory of sacrifice that shaped the vision of a free Syria.
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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.
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Libyan Women at the Heart of Reconciliation: Leadership Roles and Sacrifices for Peace
Amid ongoing marginalization and violence, calls are growing to strengthen the presence of Libyan women in decision-making positions and ensure their meaningful participation in achieving a comprehensive and just national reconciliation.
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Gazans women expect steps beyond solidarity for Palestine
The people of Gaza are still faced with death, hunger, and displacement. While the recognition of Palestine remains a symbolic step that does not bring change on the ground, women in Gaza expect steps beyond solidarity.