Hawar News Agency Plan – 26 June 2026

- Youssef Mal, a member of the Syrian Initiative for the Freedom of Leader Abdullah Ocalan, affirmed that the existence of laws is the real guarantee for any process of construction and development, stressing that the release of the leader would mark a turning point toward ending the conflict. He called for serious steps in the peace process and the building of a democratic society. (Photos and video attached).

- The city of Hasakah is experiencing a worsening living crisis following the rise in diesel fuel prices, which has led to higher transportation and water costs and a significant reduction in the operating hours of electricity generators, amid residents’ near-total reliance on fuel to secure basic services. (Photos and video attached).

- The Hilal Zerin Center in Hasakah announced the launch of specialized summer training courses for girls in theater, music, and folkloric dance. A center administrator emphasized that children are the foundation of the future and that training them in arts and cultural heritage from an early age contributes to preparing a new generation capable of preserving and passing on its culture to future generations. (Photos and video attached).

- Apricot cultivation in the Homs countryside is facing growing challenges due to rising production costs and marketing difficulties, despite expectations of a harvest reaching 30,000 tons this season. Farmers are calling for government support, the opening of new markets, and the establishment of processing industries to absorb surplus production.

- The renewed flow of the Khabur River has put an end to years of pollution, the spread of insects, and disease, while revitalizing agriculture and restoring hope to farmers along its banks. (Photos and video attached).

- More than eighty years after the signing of the United Nations Charter, wars, conflicts, and unresolved issues—foremost among them the Kurdish and Palestinian questions—continue to expose the gap between the principles of international law and the realities of international politics.

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