Human Rights Watch: Women Barred from Defense, Security Colleges Raises Concerns Over Women’s Role in Syria’s Transitio
(Beirut, October 16, 2026) – Syrian authorities have imposed admissions rules that bar women from most programs at two new
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Rallies in Rojava Condemn Attacks on Photos of Female Martyrs and Kurdish Symbols in Hasakah
Events in Qamishli and other cities and towns demand that those responsible for vandalizing the Democratic Union Party (PYD) office
Hasakah: Vandalism of PYD Office and Attack on Photos of Fallen Female Kurdish Fighters Spark Condemnation and Calls for Accountability
The Democratic Union Party’s General Council and the Women’s Protection Units condemn the attacks and demand that those responsible be
ISIS in Kobani Again
By Polat Can On September 15, the twelfth anniversary of the major ISIS attack on Kobani in 2014 takes place.
Ruken Jamal: Negotiations with the Transitional Government Regarding the Future of the YPJ Are Ongoing
The YPJ spokeswoman confirms that the units have not received any official proposal or decision so far, and announces new
Rojava Committee for Prisoners and the Missing: 628 missing, 138 confirmed detained in Interim Government prisons
The Rojava Committee for Prisoners and the Missing announced that the number of missing persons stemming from events in North
The Mentality of Exclusion and the Kurds as the “Kingmaker” for the Stability of Syria and the Region
By Mohammed Arslan Ali With the signing of the January 29, 2026, agreement between the Syrian Interim Government—headed by Ahmed
Sipan Hamo outlines SDF integration into Syrian Army
Sipan Hamo, Deputy Minister of Defense for Syria’s Eastern Region, said the integration of the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) into
Ilham Ahmed Reveals Damascus Meeting Outcomes and Integration Challenges
Ilham Ahmed, Co-Chair of the Department of Foreign Relations in the Autonomous Administration, disclosed details of the meeting held in
Asayish Forces Announce the End of the New Phase of Operation “Humanity and Security” in Al-Hawl Camp
The Internal Security Forces (Asayish), in cooperation with the Women’s Protection Units (YPJ), and with support from the Syrian