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Why Iran’s Cultural Center in Deir Ezzor is a sectarian brainwashing project

Enab Baladi – Ahmad Haj Bakri Humam al-Zazou did not expect a long absence, now entering its eighth year, from […]

September 28, 2021

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Can the Syrian audience own its media outlets?

Zeinab Masri | Hussam al-Mahmoud The 2011 Syrian uprising has provided space for the emergence of a nascent media, described […]

September 26, 2021

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SIG’s seal shattering dreams of Syrian university students in Turkey

Investigation team: Lama Rajeh| Ibrahim Hussain| Ali Eid The investigation was supervised and edited by Ali Eid / Syria Indicator […]

September 22, 2021

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How do some Arab and Western countries turn the refugee crisis into political and financial gains?

Jana al-Issa | Diana Rahima |Khalid Jar’atli In early 2020, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan announced that Turkey opened its […]

September 19, 2021

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Before Washington’s eyes: Power and gas deals revive Syrian regime’s regional role

Zainab Masri | Hussam al-Mahmoud | Ali Darwish The new gas pipeline project transporting natural gas from Egypt to produce […]

September 12, 2021

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Syrian regime burns bodies in a crematorium to hide proof of mass killing

Zeinab Masri | Jana al-Issa | Hussam al-Mahmoud To the tune of a song glorifying Syria, members of the Syrian […]

September 5, 2021

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Taste of justice: Syrian victims of chemical weapon attacks witnessing serious accountability efforts

Saleh Malas| Amal Rantisi | Ali Darwish “At 1:45 a.m., my family and I woke up in panic to the […]

August 28, 2021

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Detainees in northeastern Syria: Autonomous Administration breaking their own legal code

Saleh Malas | Ninar Khalifeh “At 2:00 a.m., on 17 or 18 July, a joint patrol of the Internal Security […]

August 21, 2021

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Daraa “settlement” proves the failure of security grip in Syria

Zainab Masri |Khaled Jeraatli |Hussam al-Mahmoud The Syrian regime forces indeed managed to reestablish control over Daraa city in August […]

August 12, 2021

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Syrians wrestling with ever declining living conditions: Any solutions?

Zainab Masri| Amal Rantisi | Jana Issa | Hussam al-Mahmoud “My life is all about debts. These debts I have […]

August 8, 2021

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Yazidis of Afrin: Violations and religious restrictions threaten their existence

Enab Baladi – Ninar Khalifa “We had to leave Afrin with a pain that will not be erased from our […]

August 1, 2021

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Western NGOs bracing al-Assad’s propaganda in Europe: How to challenge that?

Saleh Malas| Diana Rahima| Khaled Jeraatli A number of non-government organizations (NGOs), licensed in Europe and other Western countries, are […]

July 30, 2021

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Is the Syrian Opposition Coalition still needed?

Zainab Masri | Khaled Jeraatli | Hussam al-Mahmoud Under the slogan “the unity of the Syrian people’s action,” the new […]

July 19, 2021

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Release of Damascus Countryside detainees: Syrian regime’s latest sham act of justice

Saleh Malas |Amal Rantisi |Hussam al-Mahmoud “My father is from Hamoryah town in Damascus Countryside. The [Syrian regime security services] […]

July 15, 2021

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Iraqi Kurdistan’s borders, the Autonomous Administration’s lifeline, and also its death

Ali Darwish| Ninar Khalifa| Hussam al-Mahmoud| Nour al-Din Ramadan The Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria (AANES) failed to […]

July 8, 2021

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Crashes on northern Syria’s roadways: no policies to reduce traffic fatalities

Amal Rantisi| Husam al-Mahmoud| Zeinab Masri On a suburban road, with no traffic lights installed, a truck driver takes a […]

July 2, 2021

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Bab al-Hawa crossing: Last humanitarian lifeline in northwestern Syria at risk of closure

Zeinab Masri – Hussam al-Mahmoud – Diana Rahima “What would we do if aid was cut off? Should we steal? […]

June 26, 2021

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Syrian efforts await release of detainees with help of international powers

Enab Baladi – Saleh Malas When Bashar al-Assad assumed presidential powers in Syria in 2000, the country was already plagued […]

June 20, 2021

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The guard is also the thief: Why is Russia so interested in the Syrian cultural heritage?

Amal Rantisi | Diana Rahima | Ali Darwish “States should remember that the guardianship of culture is their duty and […]

June 17, 2021

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UAVs: Battle changers, which Syrians do not have

Ali Darwish | Khalid Jar’atli One day, Ahmad was alone at home in Maarat Hurmah village, in the southern countryside […]

June 10, 2021

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IN-DEPTH

Why Iran’s Cultural Center in Deir Ezzor is a sectarian brainwashing project

Can the Syrian audience own its media outlets?

SIG’s seal shattering dreams of Syrian university students in Turkey

How do some Arab and Western countries turn the refugee crisis into political and financial gains?

Before Washington’s eyes: Power and gas deals revive Syrian regime’s regional role

Syrian regime burns bodies in a crematorium to hide proof of mass killing

Taste of justice: Syrian victims of chemical weapon attacks witnessing serious accountability efforts

Detainees in northeastern Syria: Autonomous Administration breaking their own legal code

Daraa “settlement” proves the failure of security grip in Syria

Syrians wrestling with ever declining living conditions: Any solutions?

Yazidis of Afrin: Violations and religious restrictions threaten their existence

Western NGOs bracing al-Assad’s propaganda in Europe: How to challenge that?

Is the Syrian Opposition Coalition still needed?

Release of Damascus Countryside detainees: Syrian regime’s latest sham act of justice

Iraqi Kurdistan’s borders, the Autonomous Administration’s lifeline, and also its death

Crashes on northern Syria’s roadways: no policies to reduce traffic fatalities

Bab al-Hawa crossing: Last humanitarian lifeline in northwestern Syria at risk of closure

Syrian efforts await release of detainees with help of international powers

The guard is also the thief: Why is Russia so interested in the Syrian cultural heritage?

UAVs: Battle changers, which Syrians do not have

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