Hawar News Agency Plan – 1/1/2026

The suffering of the displaced residents of the city of Serekaniye, living in al-Talae’ Camp in the countryside of al-Hasakah, continues for the seventh consecutive year, amid a shortage of aid and harsh living conditions. With the arrival of 2026, they have renewed their demands for a safe and just return to their homes. (Photos and video attached).

Continuing today as a platform for conveying the people’s voice and embodying the approach of free media, FM Dirbêsiyê Radio has marked ten years since its founding on 1 January 2016, serving the city of al-Darbasiyah and its towns. (Photos and video attached).

Syrian human rights activists and politicians believe that the escalation of security tensions and violations in various parts of the country—from the south to the interior and the coastal region—has deepened societal resentment toward the transitional government. This has driven components of society to demand guarantees that protect their rights and security, amid the absence of comprehensive political solutions. (Photos and video attached).

Residents of the southern areas of the Jazira Canton have begun searching for lower-cost and more practical alternatives for plastering their homes, bringing Deiri gypsum back into the spotlight as an economical option that combines durability and quality, reflecting a growing turn toward traditional solutions suited to current living conditions.

The city of al-Sabkha, one year after its liberation by the Syrian Democratic Forces from the defunct Baath regime forces, has witnessed a notable transformation that enabled it to regain its status as the oldest city in Raqqa Canton, in addition to being an important agricultural and commercial center. (Photos and video attached).

Farzanda Mounzer, an administrator with the Syrian Initiative for the Freedom of Leader Abdullah Öcalan, stated that the Turkish state’s extension of the parliamentary committee concerned with the Kurdish issue for an additional two months does not reflect genuine seriousness in the peace process, but rather comes within a policy of procrastination and emptying the process of its substance. (Photos and video attached).

During the final month of 2025, 181 people were killed, including 17 women, 13 boys, and 3 girls, in areas under the control of the transitional government in Syria.

An Egyptian writer and political analyst considered that Leader Abdullah Ocalan’s message to Syrians regarding Syrian affairs represents a non-traditional political proposal, seeking to move the Syrian crisis from the logic of military conflict and security solutions toward a deeper horizon based on democratic negotiation and the building of a pluralistic state that recognizes diversity and establishes a new social contract guaranteeing stability and the unity of the country.

ANHA