Hawar News Agency Plan – 11 July 2026

One year has passed since the historic weapons-burning ceremony carried out by 30 male and female fighters of the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK). Although the Turkish state has not taken the expected steps to move the process forward, Leader Abdullah Ocalan has continued to launch new initiatives over the past year to prevent the process from stalling, leading to notable political and social developments. (Photos attached).

As temperatures continue to rise, Dr. Heval Ibrahim Ali warned the public about the dangers of heatstroke, noting that it causes dehydration of the body's cells. He urged citizens to avoid direct sun exposure during peak daytime hours. (Photos and video attached).

Taekwondo athlete Miyan Al-Mohammad has won numerous medals throughout her sporting career. She says the sport has not only brought her achievements but has also helped shape her personality and strengthen her self-confidence. (Photos and video attached).

Syria remains one of the countries most affected by demographic changes after years of war led to the displacement and migration of millions and a decline in human and financial capital. Investing in people, creating conditions for the return of residents, and improving services and employment opportunities are essential for recovery and sustainable development. (Photos attached).

A group of five artists is working independently to preserve the name of their city, Kobani, through paintings that reflect the city's identity and heritage. (Photos and video attached).

The water crisis in Hasakah city and its countryside continues to worsen as water pumping from the Alouk Water Station remains suspended. Thousands of residents now rely on water tankers and artesian wells to meet their daily needs. Locals say rising water prices and poor water quality have increased their hardships, while promises to resume water pumping have yet to be fulfilled. (Photos and video attached).

In a corner of her modest kitchen, Amira produces high-quality traditional cheese and clarified butter (ghee), storing them in jars to meet her family's needs before selling the surplus as an additional source of income. Using milk from her livestock and simple household tools, she has successfully transformed her home into a small family-run production workshop. (Photos and video attached).

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