Hawar News Agency Plan – October 11, 2026

Hawar News Agency Plan – October 11, 2026
11 October, 2026   02:00

Residents of the town of Çil Axa stressed that maintaining social cohesion and the historical ties among the region’s communities forms the foundation for countering attempts to incite discord and promote inflammatory rhetoric. They emphasized that a culture of coexistence, tolerance and reconciliation remains a cornerstone of regional stability. (Photos and video attached.)

Sewage pollution in the Qanater area of western Hama countryside threatens more than 40,000 people after contaminated water reached springs and agricultural land. Hundreds of dunams of farmland have been taken out of production, while calls continue for the completion of the sewage system and wastewater treatment plant project.

After a hiatus of nearly 22 years, the Martyrs of March 12 Stadium in Qamishlo is preparing to host Syrian Premier League football matches following the completion of renovation and maintenance work and the preparation of its facilities. The reopening will allow the city’s clubs to play on their home ground in front of their own supporters once again. (Photos and video attached.)

Arab analyses have examined the repercussions of the war in Yemen and the US-Iranian confrontation, focusing on the future of Iranian influence, the risks of escalation in the Strait of Hormuz, and the redeployment of US forces in Iraq. The analyses warned that overlapping regional fronts and the lack of political alternatives could prolong the conflict and widen its security and economic repercussions.

The Democratic Union Party (PYD) will hold a meeting on the international conspiracy against leader Abdullah Ocalan in the town of Kişik, in the Çil Axa area, at 10:00 a.m. (Photos and video attached.)

Rojava University will hold a lecture titled “The Kurdish Language in Syria in the New Phase: Reality, Challenges and Future Prospects” in the auditorium of the Faculty of Agriculture at the university’s campus in Qamishlo, at 10:30 a.m. (Photos and video attached.)

ANHA