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15:19

A rapidly escalating military confrontation between Washington and Tehran extends from southern Iran to the Strait of Hormuz, amid deaths and injuries, strikes on military sites, and mutual threats warning of a broader regional conflict.

13:11

A Jableh fisheries authority circular restricting female employees' attire sparked widespread debate on personal freedoms in Syria, amid fears of growing measures limiting women's choices.

12:48

Amid ongoing mutual accusations of violating the ceasefire agreement announced in October 2025, several civilians were killed and injured in the Gaza Strip, coinciding with the demolition of multiple buildings.

12:34

Millions of children still lack essential vaccines, especially in conflict and humanitarian crisis zones. International organizations warn that ongoing difficulty reaching affected populations could seriously undermine efforts against infectious diseases.

11:34

Rojava official Madeleine Obeid affirms women's political participation is vital for a just Syria, warning exclusion from decision-making weakens democracy and rights.

10:29

Extremist currents exploit summer courses in Kurdistan to reshape children's consciousness, turning education into an ideological battleground that replaces national belonging and pluralism with sectarian loyalty.

15:52

Turkey's draft law would allow life imprisonment for children aged 15–18, sparking debate over juvenile justice reforms and warnings of rights violations.

15:27

Iran's inflation crisis goes beyond market prices, eroding purchasing power and widening food insecurity, with lasting economic and health impacts on women and children.

14:40

Afrin's displaced people insist on return, demanding security, property restitution, and accountability after years of forced displacement and demographic changes in Rojava.

12:52

An art exhibition at Suwayda National Hospital commemorated the July events, documenting violations and reviving collective memory through powerful artworks that depicted the local population's immense suffering and resilient spirit.

11:11

Reports from Afghan provinces reveal educated women and girls face threats, arrest, torture, and pressure to force marriage to Taliban members.

09:21

15:46

The provisional suspension of lawyer Loaa Khalaf has triggered widespread controversy in Egypt, with critics condemning it as a violation of personal rights and freedom of opinion.

15:37

Amid expanding conflict and collapsing services, UN estimates reveal that nearly 825,000 Sudanese children under five face life-threatening acute malnutrition this year.

15:15

Shingal prepares a conference on the 2014 Ferman, addressing abductees' fate, Yazidi women's resistance, and calls for unity and community rights under justice.

13:00

Despite decades in Kurdish media, female journalists still face patriarchal challenges. Journalist Hawjin Shawana asserts that overcoming these obstacles requires analyzing historical transformations of women's societal and professional roles.

12:58

The drug abuse crisis in Northern Kurdistan is expanding rapidly, with a declining age of initiation, triggering severe warnings regarding its detrimental health, social, and security repercussions across the region.

12:00

Six months after the bloody suppression of the January protests in the Iranian capital, Tehran, many accounts of those days remain concealed.

09:51

Amnesty International hosted a discussion on a report documenting Israeli settlement policies in the West Bank as war crimes and crimes against humanity.

09:47

Amid Syria's health crisis, Qamishlo's Kurdish Red Crescent Women's Oncology Center offers free specialized breast cancer care, easing patients' suffering.