The sudden protests that swept Sweida province recently ended as quickly as they had begun
Skepticism over Makhlouf’s sudden metamorphosis into a do-gooder was not unwarranted
Before she began working as a hairdresser, poverty forced Syrian Umm Mahmoud to seek donations for food and rent money to survive as a refugee in Lebanon
The news comes as the regime continues to destroy millions of square meters of residential areas
Local council fails to attract activists over unpopularity and fears of retribution from ISIS
Activists claimed Jarba paid the defector’s family
Consumer groups intervene to lower prices during the Holy Month
Halqi hailed the accelerated pace of relief work in Syria
An Alawite employee describes the daily effort to stay alive
The approximate number of missing persons is over 99,440
Friends and members of the missing activists’ families have accused the Army of Islam, a main faction of the Islamic Front headed by Alloush, of detaining the four activists
A television director, he was killed under torture in the Assad regime’s prisons, after two and a half years in detention
The project was launched in Atareb
The President and his wife addressed the children of martyrs
Vulnerable youngsters languish in government-run centres or fend for themselves on the streets
Syrian government says presidential election will go ahead as conflict rages
Arrests and torture atre used to further political goals
Governor refutes rumors regarding the departure of families in Latakia’s northern countryside to Latakia city
She’s 9 years-old and despite the best efforts of Handicap International’s physiotherapists, Isra is unlikely to walk unaided again
Some seek authority and power while others just want protection and security
