In Kafrnabl, Gregory Waters explores the stories of local residents who lived and often resisted through the Assad regime’s decimation of life, and life’s ultimate resurgence, in the town and longtime revolutionary hub.
Gregory Waters reports from the towns of Suqaylabiyah and Qalaat al-Mudiq in the al-Ghab plain, where displaced residents are slowly returning home despite pervasive reminders of the death and destruction wrought by years of relentless regime bombardment.
OP-ED: For years, US policy in Syria has led from behind. In the shadow of HTS’s evolution and the country’s new reality, a pragmatic policy reassessment is long overdue.
A conversation with the (now-former) World Health Organization representative to Syria, originally published in May 2021, provides insight into later claims of corruption, fraud, and abuse allegedly perpetrated by her office in regime-held Syria.
OP-ED: For nearly a century, Israel has embraced sporting as a tool of colonialism and national pride, in an effort to assert and ingrain its political ideology across a broad audience. As this “sportswashing” becomes more concerted, we must work to understand its history and its current role in American politics.
Despite UN inaction, much needed winterization gear has finally arrived in Rukban — and more is on the way.
(This is an update to the original charts by Jens Hittrien.) As territorial control of Syria stabilizes between various factions of the civil war, parties engaging in the governance of territory under their control have been faced with the continuous growth of clandestine resistance organizations in Syria.
As territorial control of Syria stabilizes between various factions of the civil war, parties engaging in the governance of territory under their control have been faced with the continuous growth of clandestine resistance organizations in Syria.
OSINT researchers can easily utilize Google Maps tools to verify information and establish suspect timelines. But do their benefits to investigators outweigh their risk to the user?
Free Burma Rangers founder David Eubank insists the Christ-driven group is carrying out a solely humanitarian mission in northeastern Syria. What role do they really play?