Current Affairs of Syria

Algeria seeks to restore its regional role through the Arab Summit it will host in early November 2022. Algeria's new goal does not lose sight of the roles of its neighbouring countries in the Arab world, such as Turkey, Iran, Ethiopia and Israel.

High records of boat migration were first recorded around 2014 and 2015 when the Syrian conflict reached its peak. Millions of Syrians were able to seek sanctuary in Europe by sea and according to foreign rescue groups, recent numbers are on par with …

Before the end of 2021, the UAE reevaluated its foreign policy. It vowed to abandon its policy of intervening in conflicts and focus on the economy. As such, Abu Dhabi has sought to make investments worth $150 billion through intensified links with …

MENA singers have long been subjected to attacks by state institutions. Shaabi artists specifically are faulted for employing caustic and abrasive messaging in their songs.

There are several factors that contribute to the growth of this societal divide, with conflict and insecurity in the forefront.

The effects of climate change have long been most severe in Iraq. Temperatures have soared to more than 50 degrees Celsius, devastating water resources, food supplies, and agricultural livelihoods and needs.

Some displaced Syrians responded to these border frictions by passing through permeable borders and borderlands.

The Danish Immigration Service confirmed in a report entitled "Return to Syria" that most of the Syrian refugees who have returned to their country over the past five years have been subjected to violations by the Syrian regime.

Iran is banking on such projects and enterprises as part of its ongoing efforts in Vienna to reach a final settlement on the nuclear deal.

Reading a Syrian novel is a way to experience its culture, history and literature.

Europe needs a radical change in approach.

People in the region will be affected disproportionally if new outbreaks are to occur.

June is Pride Month, a month dedicated to honoring LGBTQ+ people all around the world.

All commerce, enterprises, and industries that once made Aleppo Syria's economic engine, came to a standstill as a result of the protracted conflict.

The crisis in Syria directly hampered the operations, forcing it into complete shutdown. The pipelines connecting the Sinai Peninsula were also heavily damaged in 2012 due to instability and security incidents.

Despite a pervasive sense of despair, many voted for change in hopes of averting an economic collapse precipitated by the country’s long-ruling parties’ incompetence and corruption.

The consequences of the Ukrainian war quickly crept on the Syrian economy.

Macron currently maintains a healthy lead in all polls, with an average of 56 percent of the vote. But his win over Le Pen from 2017 saw him receive 66 percent of the vote, indicating a significant drop in support.

Wheat imports have been hampered as a result of Moscow's military assault, causing the price of unsubsidized bread to rise by about 50 percent per loaf.

A caricature shared by Syrian artist Ali Ferzat sparked outrage among Syrians.