Hawar News Agency Plan – 14-04-2025

Religious leaders view the Autonomous Administration's experience in promoting coexistence among various religions, sects, and beliefs as a model to be emulated. Efforts are underway to generalize this model throughout Syria to eliminate sectarian strife and promote national unity. (Photos and video attached).

In the heart of the village of Tal Tal, where remnants of destruction still tell the story of the tragedy that befell it, the villagers stood reflecting on the ruins of their church, which once embraced their prayers, celebrations, and joys. Upon this rubble, they decided to raise their cross once more and bring life back to the bell tower, as if declaring to time itself: "We are here… and we will not leave." (Photos and video attached).

Syrian women's voices agree that the proposed social contract in North and East Syria represents the best option for building a new Syria based on justice and equality, granting women their full role in all decision-making centers. (Photos and video attached).

A professor of international relations at Shanxi University in China stated that Trump’s trade war will not go without repercussions and will lead to mixed results. He pointed out that with rising geopolitical tensions in East Asia and deteriorating relations between Washington and Beijing, strategic dimensions have become present in economic policies.

The Energy Authority in Tabqa  is working to rehabilitate the main electric power substation in the city of Al-Jarniyah after it suffered heavy damage due to Turkish attacks. Work on the station is expected to be completed within 10 days. (Photos and video attached).

Residents of Raqqa  are offering condolences to the families of the fallen Syrian Democratic Forces fighters—Mahmoud Al-Mawas, Shaaban Al-Issa, and Ahmad Al-Salama—at a condolence tent set up in front of the Martyrs’ Families Council building in Raqqa City at 10:00 AM. (Photos and video attached).

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