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5 February 20180859 Sarah Ribbert

Syria’s Lost Generation

As the world powers are busy carving up Syria’s new boundaries in Geneva and Sochi, a countless number of new lives and their future is not taken on

10 October 20170872 Neville Teller

As far as Kurdish affairs are concerned, the world’s attention is currently focused on the independence referendum held on September 25, 2017 by the

8 October 201701494 Sarah Ribbert

The wealth of cultural sites strewn throughout present day Syria and Iraq bear ample witness to the fact that this area was once revered as the cradl

15 September 201701886 Neville Teller

Devastated after years of conflict, Syria remains a huge battlefield, the scene of at least six separate military clashes. (more…)

22 August 201701209 Hakim Khatib

Two North Korean shipments to a Syrian government agency responsible for the country's chemical weapons program were intercepted in the past six mont

7 May 201701303 Hakim Khatib

RUSSIA, IRAN AND TURKEY have agreed to a memorandum establishing four safe zones across the north, central, and southern parts of Syria. This plan to

14 April 201702016 Jumana Alasaad

Perhaps the loudest sound in the language of war is the one of bullets and guns, but sometimes it might be the sound of a piano. (more…)

10 April 20170831 Hakim Khatib

While victims of chemical weapons in Syria are still suffering to cope with what has happened, the world has moved on to focus on the repercussions o

3 April 20170881 Hakim Khatib

While the term foreign fighters has been frequently used to refer to those who fight alongside Jihadist groups in Syria on one hand and those wh

21 March 201701136 Hakim Khatib

While the danger posed by foreign fighters flooding into Syria has become a central point in world media and research, this focus was more likely t