Hawar News Agency Plan – 16, 11, 2025

Intellectuals from Tal Tamr emphasized that the path to peace in Syria begins with democratic dialogue, recognition of the rights of all communities, and adopting the project of a democratic nation as a basis for building a free, decentralized democratic Syria. (Accompanied by photos and videos)

Residents of western rural Homs are facing a rising wave of looting, extortion, and attacks carried out by local gangs and others linked to influential government figures, amid a complete absence of effective government protection. As thefts and kidnappings increase and livestock is smuggled to Lebanon, residents live in constant fear and demand urgent intervention to put an end to the chaos. (Accompanied by photos and videos)

A lawyer stated that the Turkish occupation state and its mercenaries are pursuing new policies in the occupied areas of Syria and continue their demographic change plans, aiming to legitimize their occupation by purchasing the properties of displaced people. (Accompanied by photos and videos)

Farmers in the Jazira region are experiencing anxiety and anticipation due to the delayed rainfall this year, at the beginning of the agricultural season. Their hope remains pinned on the rains, which are crucial for restoring agricultural life. (Accompanied by photos and videos)

The co-chair of the General Council for the Sheikh Maqsoud and Ashrafieh neighborhoods, Nuri Sheikho, confirmed that the removal of Internal Security Forces checkpoints is part of fulfilling all commitments owed under agreements with the transitional government, which continues to impose an unjust siege on the neighborhoods. (Accompanied by photos and videos)

Residents of rural Hama suffer from a severe shortage of water services, with the village of “Balin” as an example of ongoing governmental neglect, featuring an old network and two insufficient wells, amid the absence of practical solutions and guarantees for implementing essential projects.

Observers noted that Ahmed Al-Shar’a’s meeting with Trump could carry a high political cost for Syria, which may become a ground for international power-sharing, while the Iraqi elections represent a new loss for the Sadrist current primarily and the Maliki current secondarily, and Sudan is experiencing a complex stage of bloody conflict.

The STAR conference inaugurates a men’s training session in Amuda as part of activities for the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women, lasting three days, starting at 9:00 AM. (Accompanied by photos and videos)

The Syrian Revolutionary Youth Movement organizes the first anniversary commemoration of the martyrdom of the female commander in the Women’s Protection Units, Ronahi Amanos, who fell resisting the Tishrin Dam, in Hasakah city, Jazira Canton, at 9:30 AM. (Accompanied by photos and videos)

The Women’s Office of the Democratic Union Party in Çil Agha organizes a lecture for the residents of Kishk town, rural Aalyan area, on combating violence against women, at the town’s mourning hall, at 10:00 AM. (Accompanied by photos and videos)

The Women’s Authority in the Jazira region issues a statement announcing the launch of a campaign on the occasion of International Children’s Day, in front of the authority’s headquarters in Qamishli city, at 10:00 AM. (Accompanied by photos and videos)

The Rojava International Film Festival continues on its fourth day with a lecture on the state of women’s cinema in the Middle East at 10:00 AM, followed by film screenings in the evening from 4:00 PM at the Muhammad Sheikho Cultural and Arts Center and the Mesopotamia Cultural and Democratic Arts Center. (Accompanied by photos and videos)

The Women’s Council in the Economy Council of the Euphrates region holds its annual meeting to evaluate its work and projects over the year, at the Council’s headquarters in Kobani, at 10:00 AM. (Accompanied by photos and videos)

The Syrian Homeland Party organizes a dialogue seminar titled “Reading the Latest Political Developments in the Syrian Arena and the Implications of Regional and International Influence,” with a lecture by Hassan Muhammad Ali, member of the presidential body and co-chair of the Relations Office in the Syrian Democratic Council, in Hasakah city, Jazira , at 10:00 AM. (Accompanied by photos and videos)

The Youth and Sports Committee of Shaddadi city, Jazira, organizes a dialogue seminar on how to combat drugs and the harm they cause to society, in the city council hall, at 11:00 AM. (Accompanied by photos and videos)

As part of the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women, observed annually on 25 November, a men’s march is held in Al-Hol city, Jazira region, at 11:00 AM. (Accompanied by photos and videos).

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