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5 June 20150856 MPC Journal Team

Syrian Medical Student Tries to Keep up With What Is Happening in the World

While under siege in a very sad place in the world, a Syrian medical student volunteers to do some good and keep up with the world. Here is the 24-y

28 May 201511023 Neville Teller

Battle and bloodshed in a dozen places across the region, a breakdown of law, order and normal existence in large areas, hordes of terrified refugees

28 May 201501265 MPC Journal Team

Despite the atrocities of war in Syria, Abu Malek, aged 21, continues to paint on walls in destroyed neighbourhoods to express the suffering and cond

23 May 20150952 MPC Journal Team

Hundreds of Syrians all over the world posted photos of themselves with numbers on their foreheads in an attempt to humanize the thousands of victims

22 May 201501066 Hakim Khatib

A Syrian rebel leader changes his conservative rhetoric in his first interview with an American newspaper. Leader of Jaish Al-Islam (The Army of Isla

13 May 201501052 Mohammad Hamdash

SouriaLi, a Syrian Arabic-speaking radio station, emerged after the uprisings in Syria had started in 2011. It, among others, tackles issues about ch

6 May 201501332 MPC Journal Team

In late 2014, UNICEF MENA commissioned a short film, You Know Me, about why the region’s children are not in school. Shooting took place in Jordan an

29 March 201515720 Hakim Khatib

Circulation of information in a society highly depends on the level of context in this society's culture. Implicit cultures are high-context cultures

16 March 201501467 Hakim Khatib

We almost don’t see Arab countries on the world map when we assess freedom. The Freedom House’s report on Freedom in the World 2015 reveals how Arab

3 March 20151892 Hakim Khatib

Avijit Roy is, 43, a US citizen from a Bangladeshi origin and a founder of the blog Mukto-mona "free mind" in 2000 for a community of free-thinkers,