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09:55

When ISIS attacked Shingal, many Yazidis tool refuge in Mount Shingal and Wadi Kerse. This bond between the Yazidis and the mountain is not a recent development; it has always been part of their memory and safety.

09:15

Amid Sweida's profound transformations, activists' testimonies reveal a changing mindset, declining trust in the center, and rising debate on local protection and decentralization, with violence leaving deep social and psychological scars.

15:37

Under the slogan 'Art speaks when words are silent, together toward an understanding world,' the third autism art exhibition opened today in Sulaymaniyah, Kurdistan, with children presenting their creative works.

15:00

Days after the arrest of Zahre Mohammad Wali, a Kurdish citizen from Abdnan, no information has been disclosed about her condition, place of detention, or reasons for her arrest, and her family remains completely unaware of her fate.

14:39

UN reports paint tragic picture of Sudan’s deteriorating humanitarian situation, warning of imminent famine, successive displacement waves, and escalating violations against women and girls.

12:46

The film 'The Hours,' adapted from Virginia Woolf's 'Mrs. Dalloway,' shows how women's experiences across time form interconnected chains, and how three women's fates intersect despite different times and environments.

12:23

Gaza’s humanitarian crisis worsens as Israel plans to expand field control to 70% of the Strip; UN organization warn this will increase children’s suffering amid overcrowding and deteriorating basic services.

15:38

Secret executions and state-sanctioned killing have intensified in past four days, alonf with arrests of civil activists and pressure on families seeking justice, reviving fears of 1960s-style repression.

15:35

Photofrapher Amel Dekkar presented ‘Visual Silence’ in Algiers, displaying few large images based on contemplation and emptiness, affirming image’s role in creating human impact that re-reads women’s presence in art.

14:32

Escalating hostilities and displacement orders in Lebanon have civilians and increased displacement, with airstrikes damaging protected cultural sites, as UNESCO warns of a serious threat to national hertitag.

13:07

UN warned conflict-related sexual violence doubled in 2025, with about 10,000 cases in 21 countries, adding two new violators, stressing widespread violatioins require victim-centered response.

11:32

Women's rights activist Giya Yasin said marginalization of women in families and societies leads to violence and killing, urging confrontation of deep male mentality and community awareness to protect women.

10:21

15:34

Thousands of Yemeni families are living under suffocating pressure, as the sacrificial animal and holiday preparations have become a burden beyond their means, amid escalating prices, declining income, and salary disruptions.

15:11

For years, families of missing gather, carrying carnations and photos, asking ‘Where are they?’ this waiting has become an unrelenting cry against injustice, a persistent voice for truth and justice.

12:41

Twenty-five criminal murders have resulted in the deaths of 26 people, including two women and a baby girl, a dangerous indicator of escalating security chaos and the widening scope of violence in several Syrian cities.

15:35

Leader Öcalan told İmralı delegation: need legal framework for democratic transformation, criticized Turkey's lack of democracy, said solving Kurdish issue requires reorganizing Turkish-Kurdish relations on modern foundations. 

14:59

Teachers and female students in Qamishlo, Rojava, reject the interim government's ongoing decisions, especially changing school names that hold national significance after years of struggle and sacrifices.

11:40

Syria’s unprecedented security deterioration over two years has seen an alarming rise in abductions of Alawite women. Violations continue with impunity, reflecting security collapse and declining human values.

11:23

Sudanese journalists Rasha Ibrahim and Aya El-Baz won two bronze awards at the 2026 Telly Awards, beating over 14,000 entries from 55 countries, a new achievement for Sudanese media internationally.