8 years after Syria’s first protests, one Syrian says ‘we really just wanted freedom’
Adbulkafi Alhamdo fled Aleppo and is now living in Idlib with his two young daughters. Even though the cost was higher than he thought it would be, he doesn’t regret standing up for freedom, he says.
French demand for Syrian soap keeps an ancient art alive
As bombs rained down in Aleppo, these Syrian doctors comforted their patients — and their daughter. The couple traveled to Washington this week to lobby Congress for humanitarian aid for Syria.
When post-fact Russia meets Donald Trump’s ‘truthful hyperbole’
What is real and what is fake now seems the dominant theme of world politics. Here’s what it means for perceptions about Syria among two very different world powers.
The Aleppo tragedy has left one Arab satirist with nothing to say
Lebanese satirist Karl Sharro loves to poke fun at the state of the Arab world. But the tragedy of Aleppo has left him doubting satire’s role for the first time in his life.
The battle of Aleppo is nearing the end, a ‘total collapse’
A Syrian military official in Aleppo says the “operation in eastern neighborhoods is entering its final phase,” as fierce clashes were reported in the few districts still under rebel control.
Six countries call for immediate ceasefire in Aleppo
