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Syrian Migrants Taste Hell on Journey Through Balkans

“We continued to Serbia where we were supposed to take a van to drive us to Belgrade. It was January and the last day of the snowstorm when we walked for 14 hours in snow,” survivor recalls

Opinion: Iran at a Fork in the Road on Syria

De Mistura believes that in the Geneva 3 meeting, Iranian backing, representation of the opposition by more than just the coalition, and a Russian-American understanding will eliminate the reasons for the failure of Geneva 2

Opinion: Defending Assad for $37

Despite a desperate Assad increasingly relying on Iraqi, Afghani and Iranian mercenary, his forces are continuing to lose ground

Syria’s War Haunts Survivors in Their Nightmares

“Dreams are considered the first indication of the existence of psychological trauma. War changes the psychological balances and manipulates standards”

A Ghost City Full of Painful Memories

I turned my mind back to the moment we heard a knock on the door, my father opened it to greet my mother, my aunt and some friends, and my mother said, “Ahmad has been martyred!”

The Girl Who Fooled ISIS


A new documentary produced by France 24 shows life in the city of Raqqa through the eyes of a young Syrian woman