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Dêrîk: A meeting is scheduled to be held tomorrow with the villagers of Rubaria in Dêrîk to submit the required official papers and documents, in preparation for reclaiming the land which has been stolen by Arab settlers for 50 years.
New curriculum for Zooria implemented by Julani terror regime
What kind of state is this that fears the image of a young girl in textbooks?
The picture of Mona Lisa was also completely removed
After Samsunspor lost to Kurdish Amedspor 2-1, Samsunspor fans say, "We lost to the terrorists."
For these T*rkish fascists, all Kurds are "terrorists".
Why are you lying?
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Sheikh Hikmat al-Hijri, the head of the Druze community in Suweida:
-We hope for cooperation from all specialists across the diverse Syrian spectrum, including our Kurdish brothers, who have a certain uniqueness in administration
-Ensuring guarantees in the future for them and others, as the demands are the same for everyone, including us, the Druze, the Kurds, and all components of Syrian society. There should be guarantees for this shared living under international law, a law that ensures everyone the freedom of opinion and proper participation in managing the state in the future, across all fields—political, economic, cultural, and more
-At the same time, Syria must be a civil state for all its people, which is what we are working towards. It should also be open to any progressive ideas for building a modern Syria in the future
Local Source: Kurdish security forces launched raids targeting a number of villages in the vicinity of Mount Kawkab in Hasake countryside
Local Source: Kurdish security forces clashed with a robbery cell in Hasake countryside, where one of them was eliminated, two of them were seriously injured
This image circulating on Chinese social media: China’s systematic advances in space, high-speed rail, industrial brands, and now AI and robotics, set against T*rkey’s decades of stagnation.
From the late 1970s through 2025 the Turkish regime are estimated to have spent more than $5 trillion on the war against Kurds. That sum could have instead financed modern education systems, competitive industry, infrastructure that actually functions, and a technology base, occupations of Kurdistan, Iraq, Syria, Libya, and Cyprus
The results are visible in Turkey’s economy: repeated currency collapses, chronic high inflation that has wiped out savings and wages, widespread poverty, youth unemployment and more
