In the shadow of corruption: women in government sector pay the heaviest price
05 May 2026
Government agencies are among the most affected by corruption at all levels. Gender dynamics play a distinct role in it.
Civil Society Spotlight - Episode 13
30 April 2026
As political polarization intensified after the fall of the Assad regime, Syria faced a rise in violence and state-sanctioned restrictions on freedom. Civil society activists are now pushing back through...
"Free speech is a mutual responsibility"
17 April 2026
An interview on free speech with professor and media researcher Yazan Badran.
The "Unregistered" in Syria
02 April 2026
A medical student recounts her studies journey as an unregistered in Syria. Following a January 2026 decree, all of them should be granted citizenship.
Will the rain save us?
26 March 2026
Recent rainfall has not mitigated the overall drought so swiftly. Drought is a cumulative phenomenon; its impact extends over years, reaching the very heart of the economy, agriculture, and society....
This bridge is not enough for peace
23 March 2026
Using Bosnia and Herzegovina as a lens, this piece examines the pitfalls of 'symbolic peace' and argues for a living heritage rooted in grassroots experience as a way forward for...
Cities in Revolution
Documenting the history of the uprising in six different syrian cities
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