Hawar News Agency Plan – September 27, 2026

Female students in the city of Garkê Legê have expressed their opposition to reducing Kurdish-language classes, stressing that the sudden shift to education in Arabic would affect their academic progress and calling for their demands to be heard. (Photos and video attached.)

Greenhouse farming in Syria’s coastal region is returning to the forefront as preparations begin for the new season, amid a sharp rise in production costs and declining prices for some crops, exposing farmers to increasing risks. The sector represents a primary source of income for tens of thousands of families, particularly in Tartus Governorate.

A total of 243 Kurdish and international films have been submitted for the sixth edition of the Rojava International Film Festival, scheduled to take place in Qamishlo from November 13 to 20, 2026. The evaluation committee continues to review the submitted works and select the entries. (Photos and video attached.)

The Hilal Zêrin Women’s Cultural Movement, in cooperation with the Mesopotamia Movement for Democratic Culture and Art, has announced the postponement of the third edition of the Martyr Berjin Festival, originally scheduled to begin on October 15, to November. (Photos and video attached.)

Analysts say the Hormuz and Bab al-Mandab crises reflect the widening repercussions of the war on Iran, amid escalating Israeli tensions in southern Syria. Washington and Tehran continue to take differing approaches between escalation and negotiations, as mounting military and economic pressures have direct repercussions for regional security and stability.

The Council of Martyrs’ Families in Hasakah is organizing a commemoration ceremony for martyr Rustem Cudi at the Rustem Cudi Martyrs’ Shrine in Barkafri village at 11:00. (Photos and video attached.)

A discussion panel titled “Our Language, Our Civilization” will be held at Qutayba School in Qamishlo under the supervision of teachers from the Education Complex and the Research Academy at 10:00. (Photos and video attached.)

The Syrian Shopping Festival continues for its third consecutive day at Azadi Park in Qamishlo, with the participation of more than 60 companies from various Syrian governorates, at 19:00. (Photos and video attached.)

ANHA