Blogs - March 5, 2021 The Surrealism of the Syrian Fear The Syrian revolution vanished early because fear lurked inside the Syrian entity. Blogs - February 19, 2021 Mamdouh Adwan: Don Quixote of the Word Mamdouh Adwan defended madness and did not avoid his death. In this blog, Youssef Shrqawi explains how Adwan did that his artwork. Blogs - January 20, 2021 Arab Drama and Commitment to Regimes’ “Causes” Adopting Arab regimes’ visions is one of the factors behind Arab drama’ regression. Ghassan Okla write about the mysteries of Arab drama’s “commitment”. Blogs - January 14, 2021 Child Labor: Between Individual Needs and Operating Networks 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. Blogs - January 5, 2021 Saadallah Wannous: Theater as a Means to turn Words into Actions Saadallah Wannous died disappointed with audiences that did not turn his words into actions. Blogs - December 17, 2020 Syria: A Country of Women! 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. Politics - December 2, 2020 Syria, masculinity and how the Assad regime’s priorities have changed during … 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. Social Justice - November 18, 2020 In Turkey, Life for Syrian Refugees and Kurds is Becoming Increasingly Violent Increase of violence in Turkey against Kurds and Syrian refugees is a result of the nationalist policies, othering, polarisation and impunity. Blogs - November 12, 2020 Affiliation and Being a “Good Citizen” in Warfare Time The absurd fight in Syria enhances the sense of non-belonging and alienation from the rivalry groups. Opinion - December 26, 2019 Israel is hoarding the Jordan River – it’s time to share the water Water that Israel promised Jordan back in the 1994 peace treaty has still not materialised. In the West Bank, Israel’s choice to hoard is expressed through the Oslo-created Israeli-Palestinian joint water committee. Because the committee approves … Opinion - November 27, 2019 Deportation to Syria could mean death for women, children and LGBTQ refugees in … Returning Syrian refugees to this battleground would make them the “buffer” between these warring forces, turning more vulnerable people into collateral damage of a greater geopolitical war. Refugees - November 7, 2019 Western states must repatriate IS fighters and their families before more break … The first, still best, option – repatriation of foreign nationals – is arguably a quickly closing window. Even then, questions would remain about what should happen to Iraqi and Syrian nationals, and what role the West should play in resolving … International Affairs - October 28, 2019 Kurds targeted in Turkish attack include thousands of female fighters who … In a region surrounded by threats – from Turkey’s attacks and Islamic State terrorism and patriarchy at home – the women of Kurdistan are fighting for their life and liberty. And the cost is hard, dangerous labor. Opinion - September 23, 2019 Ten Factual Errors in Netflix Series on Israeli Spy Eli Cohen Although Netflix noted that the series, which was directed by Gideon Raff and stars British comedian Sacha Baron Cohen, is not a factual retelling of events but a dramatization based on a French book entitled The Spy Who Came From Israel, the series … Opinion - September 4, 2019 I’m one of hundreds of archaeologists exiled from Syria who’s mourning what … Conducting archaeological research requires direct contact with ancient sites and materials. But the escalating armed violence in Syria continues to prevent archaeologists from resuming their work on the land. Most of the international institutions … Blogs - August 29, 2019 Services in the Yarmouk Basin An important point is that the quality of services and the humanitarian situation can vary by locality. Rather than being the product of differences in the skills of municipal staff and workers in various localities, this situation depends on whether … Blogs - August 5, 2019 Russian Influence in Southern Syria In short though, it is evident that Russia exerts more influence on the whole in our region than Iran, whose role as a broker of reconciliations would have been rejected by most of the people in the south, who are suspicious of what they see as … Blogs - May 13, 2019 Life Under Islamic State: A First-Person Account Today, life is still difficult in many respects. Water is supplied from a place called Ain Dhikr to the north, but we still have no electricity and must continue to use solar panels to generate power for the time being. The JKBW’s presence also … Opinion - January 26, 2019 Syria’s Kurds: The New Frontline in confronting Iran and Turkey Trump threat and his earlier vow to stand by the Kurds despite the troop withdrawal gives Saudi Arabia and other Arab states such as the United Arab Emirates and Egypt political cover to support the Kurds as a force against Iran’s presence in … Refugees - December 22, 2018 Syrian Refugees remain Trapped and Marginalised by Lebanon’s Power-Sharing … For the Syrian and Palestinian refugees living in the country, the power-sharing system will continue to entrap them as they face systemic exclusion, with politicians trying to make their living conditions as difficult as possible to ward off … Loading.... 1 2 Next In this article: Lebanon - Syria | Human Rights - International Affairs - Politics - Population - Refugees