Rustom Mahmoud writes for The Syrian Observer on Ibrahim Miro, the silent Minister of Economy and Finance in the Syrian interim government
With his songs and resistance, Sarout has become a symbol of the Syrian revolution
Rustom Mahmoud writes on the leader of the oldest Syrian Kurdish party
A profile of one of the leading opposition activists in the Damascus suburb of Al-Tal, who was killed by the Syrian regime a few days ago.
Yahya Alous writes for The Syrian Observer about the actress who became a national symbol for Syrian unity
Rustom Mahmoud writes about one of the most controversial characters in the Syrian Kurdish community
Adnan Abdulrazzak writes for The Syrian Observer about Hussein al-Ammash a leading defector
As head of one of the largest Assyrian political organisations, he has taken an active part in the Syrian revolution
Adnan Abdulrazak writes for The Syrian Observer on the businessman who mediated between the Syrian regime and major superpowers
The secretary of the Kurdish Democratic Progressive Party in Syria, Abdulhamid Darwish, is regarded as one of the last remaining of the original Kurdish political activists
The Syrian ambassador to Jordan has a history in intelligence operations
Yahya Alous writes about the person who wanted to change the image of Islam
Souad Khibiyeh writes for The Syrian Observer on the doctor who became a landmark in Damascus Countryside
Muntaha Atrash is the daughter of the nationalist icon, Sultan Atrash
Many believe Shallah to be the password for the business community in Damascus
Below are the quick bios of the National Coalition’s interim government
Not everybody likes Louay Hussein, but almost everybody takes him into account
Mouallem has repeatedly proved that he is loyal to the Assad family, and has, on certain occasion, put himself in awkward situations
Sharaa asked, “Why don’t we, officials or ordinary citizens, work to shorten the steps and suffering?” but no one would listen to him
ISIS is everywhere, but very little is known about it
