Hawar News Agency Plan – 7, 6,  2025

Women politicians stressed that building the future of Syria can only be achieved on democratic and socialist foundations, with women at the forefront and at the heart of its political and social movement (photos and videos attached).

 Leader Ocalan’s defenses were described as a key intellectual reference for understanding the current reality, especially amid escalating crises in the Middle East and the deepening exclusionary mentality toward women and communities, according to members of the Kongra Star (photos and videos attached).

 The Co-chair of the Democratic Society Movement Confederation affirmed that the experience of the Autonomous Administration and the Democratic Nation project represents a practical model for resolving the Syrian crisis. He added that the social contract of North and East Syria is a genuine expression of the will of its diverse communities (photos and videos attached).

 Agriculture in southern rural Hasaka, particularly in the town of Al-Arisha, is facing increasing challenges that threaten the stability of the current farming season. Farmers have raised concerns over the high cost of fertilizers, lack of agricultural support, and the spread of pests and harmful weeds, most notably the wild eggplant plant, which has become a real threat to crops (photos and videos attached).

 With the arrival of summer and rising temperatures, swimming pools are witnessing a significant turnout, transforming from mere recreational destinations into vital spaces that combine relaxation and entertainment. At the same time, sports authorities are working to capitalize on this interest to develop swimming as a sport (photos and videos attached).

 Visits by the families of martyrs and institutions of the Democratic Autonomous Administration continue on the second day of Eid al-Adha (photos and videos attached).

 ANHA