‘Don’t Cry, I’m Alive’
Damascus Bureau
June 17, 2015
The last to leave Douma before the (FSA) captured the town, we witnessed all kinds of violence
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The last to leave Douma before the (FSA) captured the town, we witnessed all kinds of violence
Islamist group apologizes for its fighters’ actions after scores of Druze civilians were killed in an incident in the province of Idleb last week
Human rights group releases report documenting sectarian and ethnic violations in Syria
Stolen historical artifacts, including a statue of the Virgin Mary, recovered and returned to Maaloula
Mikdad meets with Oxfam delegation to discuss boosting joint cooperation
Eastern Ghouta rebel group releases online statement claiming capture of top regime official in Damascus operation
Monitoring group says Syrian rebels seize major army base in country’s south
The opposition win was also a victory for my husband in his battle against my continued education. “There’s no longer a university in Idlib,” he said, “so where will you go?”
“We have long seen that the regime avoids Isis lines, in complete contradiction to the regime’s claims to be fighting Isis”, the US embassy in Damascus tweeted
Even if people in pro-regime areas support the regime and the army, only a minority of them wants to join the military
Residents fear an ISIS take-over as regime forces appear to surrender more territory to the Islamist group
Doctors and specialists attending the four-day conference will focus on a range of developments in the field of medical science
Over 230,000 students from all Syrian provinces commence their high school exams
Some Syrians believe that the regime is abandoning supporters in their respective regions
ISIS deprives Assad regime of phosphate revenue estimated at $250 million USD per annum after capturing as-Sawwanah
Assad regime loses second top army commander on Sunday while undertaking ‘national duty’ in Aleppo
Rebel group claims responsibility for bombing killing eight soldiers
Adnan’s artwork points to the premature awareness of the harsh realities of life that Syrian children too often face
Delegation inspects capital’s temporary housing centers to evaluate the requirements and needs of displaced people
Remaining hotel owners find themselves powerless as the regime converts the country’s old hotels into garrisons for soldiers and snipers
