On April 17, 2026, Syria marks the 80th anniversary of Evacuation Day (Eid al-Jalaa)—the day the last French troops departed in 1946, ending the mandate period and affirming Syria’s sovereignty…
Aleppo is considered one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world. Throughout history, it has been a cultural, civilizational, and religious crossroads. Among the most remarkable expressions of…
Since the start of last Ramadan, people in Aleppo have been dealing with a sharp rise in the cost of living. While prices usually go up during Ramadan because demand…
Al-Shahba Dam, located in the countryside of Aleppo, has long been an important source of water for the region. It plays a key role in protecting nearby farmland and providing…
March 2026 marks fifteen years since the events of March 2011, which have significantly shaped Syria’s recent history and continue to influence conditions across the country. Early developments included peaceful…
Over the past two days, thousands of Syrians have crossed from Lebanon back into Syria, seeking safety as Israeli airstrikes intensify across parts of Lebanon. For many families, the decision…
For Aleppians, Ramadan has always been a month that feels different from the rest of the year. The pace of daily life shifts, evenings grow livelier, and families become more…
About 20 kilometers south of the coastal city of Tartus sits the quiet Mediterranean village of Al-Hamidiyah. At first glance, it looks like many other communities along Syria’s shoreline. But…
For many Syrians, returning to Aleppo is not just about moving back. It is about going home to familiar streets, neighbors, and memories that were left behind during the war…
Northeastern Syria has for several years been under a mix of administrative and security arrangements involving multiple authorities and armed actors. During this period, the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) exercised…