The Syrian revolution vanished early because fear lurked inside the Syrian entity.

The scorched earth tactics of the regime and fiscal decision-making have contributed to the economic and social despair facing Syrians and have led to tensions that could only strain possibilities for some stability in Syria.

After rampant military operations in the region, it has become overcrowded with around 62,000 residents despite its capacity of 20,000.

Adopting Arab regimes’ visions is one of the factors behind Arab drama’ regression. Ghassan Okla write about the mysteries of Arab drama’s “commitment”.

Syrian and Yemeni children are exposed to the worst forms of child labor. In this blog, Nour Abbas explains the role of operating networks in this issue.

Saadallah Wannous died disappointed with audiences that did not turn his words into actions.

Civil War turned Syria into a country where women are left alone to face a harsh situation. To know more about this issue, read the following blog.

Syrians suffer an identity crisis as a consequence of the deeply rooted masculinity in the Syrian culture. Nevertheless, Corona pandemic led the Syrian regime play a new card in this game.

Increase of violence in Turkey against Kurds and Syrian refugees is a result of the nationalist policies, othering, polarisation and impunity.

The absurd fight in Syria enhances the sense of non-belonging and alienation from the rivalry groups.