Hawar News Agency Plan 28-5-2026

Families of the martyrs in the city of Qamishlo expressed their rejection of the interim government’s attempts to change the names of schools bearing the names of martyrs, stressing that tampering with memorials and the values of the martyrs constitutes an attack on the memory of the revolution and the sacrifices of its people. (Photos and videos attached).

Kurdish writer and historian Bradost Mitani affirmed that recognition of the Kurdish language is not merely a cultural step, but rather a constitutional and political acknowledgment of the existence of the Kurdish people and their legitimate national rights. He stressed that any new Syrian constitution that does not include clear guarantees for the Kurdish language will remain far from achieving justice and genuine partnership among all Syrian components. (Photos and videos attached).

Residents of the city of Çil Axa and its surrounding towns stressed that enshrining the rights of the Kurdish people in the new Syrian constitution is a legitimate and essential right to guarantee justice and equality among all components of Syria. They emphasized their rejection of any attempts to marginalize or bargain over Kurdish rights. (Photos and videos attached).

Traders in Aleppo are facing increasing pressure due to new taxes and rising rents and service costs, amid the worsening economic crisis and growing operational expenses, threatening the continuity of many businesses.

A citizen in the city of Kobani built a traditional bread oven with the aim of reviving Kurdish heritage, preserving cultural identity and folklore, and safeguarding ancient customs passed down through generations over time. (Photos and videos attached).

The abundant rainfall witnessed across the regions of Rojava this year has given spring a longer and more beautiful character before the summer heat waves begin to dominate the atmosphere. (Photos and videos attached).

Two politicians criticized the process of appointing members to the parliament, the “People’s Assembly,” in Hasakah Governorate, stating that the process did not do justice to the Kurdish component or the local community. They warned of the repercussions of ignoring their demands on the future of political stability in Syria. (Photos and videos attached).

Sherfan Muslim, a member of the administration of Kobani University, confirmed during his participation in the 8th International Conference on Accounting, Business, Economics, and Politics in the Polish city of Szczecin that the participation contributed to expanding academic cooperation horizons from Poland to various European countries. He explained that the conference included discussions on the academic inclusion of the Kurdish language, in addition to exploring ways to establish new international partnerships for Kobani University with European universities and academic institutions. (Photos and videos attached).

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