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Syrian conflict
Syria and the Failure of the International Order
Radwan Ziadeh’s The United Nations’ Failure in Syria examines how years of resolutions, documentation, and diplomacy failed to protect Syrians. This review explores what that failure reveals about international justice and the limits of the global order.
Caesar: Art Bearing Witness to Syria’s Prisons
I am honored that the Hafathah Collective has included my painting, Caesar, in its collection and featured it in its "Tuesday Talk with an...
The Politics of Fear in Syria
An analysis of fear, identity, Islamophobia, and secularism in Syria, and how political polarization is reshaping the country’s future.
A Small Step on the Path to Justice, a Giant Leap Toward Stability
Syria launches transitional justice trials, balancing hope and skepticism, as accountability efforts mark a crucial step toward stability and lasting peace.
A Brother-Sister Reunion – Among the Graves!
In late spring of last year, in my nephew’s house in Hama, I had devised a tentative plan—Plan B, in fact—to sneak under cover...
