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The Country Beyond Sorrow
Mary Rizzo reviews Asmae Dachan’s "Syria, the Day After: Wounds and Hopes", a deeply human journey through memory, loss, exile, testimony, and hope in a changing Syria.
Rania al-Abbasi: The Syrian Mother Who Vanished with Her Six Children
The story of Rania al-Abbasi and her six children, whose disappearance became one of Syria's most tragic cases of enforced disappearance and loss.
The Assad Regime Still Living Within Us
A powerful reflection on how Assad’s mentality still shapes Syria, and why true liberation requires changing the system, not only the ruler.
Sociolinguistic Dynamics in Post-2011 Syria
An analysis of Syria’s evolving dialects, linguistic identity, and sociolinguistic shifts after 2011 amid political and cultural transformation.
From Prison Cells to Exile: Syrian Poet Hasan Al-Nifi Dies in Paris
Syrian poet, writer, and former political prisoner, Hasan Al-Nifi, passed away today in the French capital, Paris, at the age of 62, following a...
Transitioning from brutality to autonomy: Can Syria find its way?
In the 14 years since the revolution began in the Spring of 2011, Syrians paid a heavy price in their pursuit of dignity and...