After the recent beheading of school teacher Samuel Paty and the ensuing cultural backlash against Islam in France, Syrians have felt increasingly unsafe in France.
Pictures taken inside Idlib province show how the rising COVID-19 pandemic is impacting daily life in the northwest province.
In two months, the number of COVID-19 cases in the opposition-held northwest Syria region increased from 138 confirmed cases on September to 7,500 on November.
The “Widows’ Camp,” a space where Syrian women uprooted by war and trapped in a patriarchal society embark on a quest to claim their own space.
In an interview with Syria Direct, US Envoy to Syria James Jeffrey discusses the future of US-Syria policy, sanctions, northeast Syria and more.
In order to overcome challenges created by COVID-19, Violet, a local NGO in NW Syria, has created a distance learning program.
Syria is the most dangerous place for aid workers in the world. What can the international community do to better protect them?
For Khaled Ahmad Ibrahim, the sleepless nights are back. Danish authorities have notified him that they are reassessing his refugee status, opening the door for his return.
Recent moves by the Autonomous Administration to placate Arab tribes are a positive step for stability in northeast Syria–but will it be enough?
New rules cracking down on terrorism financing could have unintended consequences for ordinary Syrians.
