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‘Every day is a nightmare’: A personal narrative of life in Syria’s Idlib
Ibrahim is an elegant middle-aged man, whose tenderness, which no murderous dictator can destroy, is reflected in his eyes and gives resonance to his...
Opinion | As it is a moral compass, I will continue to write about Syria
As we approach the 11th anniversary of the start of the Arab Spring, which was triggered by the self-immolation of the late Mohamed Bouazizi...
Opinion | Syria: A lesson from Apartheid South Africa
South Africa recently witnessed the death of Apartheid’s last leader, former president FW de Klerk. A controversial figure, the late president de Klerk was...
‘Keep the dogs away from the bodies’: Syrian doctor unveils an untold massacre
July 18, 2012, Athens It was a quiet summer day and, as usual in Greece, the first thing we think about is drinking cold coffee...
Opinion | Syrian refugees need not just shelter and food
There is never an easy way to talk about a war or a human crisis in any country of the world. Watching human lives...
Born in exile: Syrians at risk of statelessness
To be stateless is not to be recognized as a national by any state. This happens due to gaps in nationality laws and states’...
Nine years after Aleppo’s Queiq River massacre: No one ever held accountable
In late January 2013, 22 months after the Assad regime began its brutal retaliation against protesters calling for government reform, the bodies of approximately...
Editorial | Why SYRIAWISE?
Why? It is hard to believe that in this era of modern technology, a time when news reports can literally be broadcast in real-time, the...