SyriaSource follows the dynamics in Syria through in-depth analysis of the impact of the conflict on Syria, its neighbors and the international community. By amplifying a diverse range of Syrian and regional voices—to reach both English—and Arabic-speaking audiences, SyriaSource transforms their words from strong but distant ideas to resounding perspectives not often heard among Washington and international policymakers.
Tue, Jul 2, 2019
Innocent victims of a brutal war, Syria’s “lost generation” can still be saved
In an ugly war that has torn apart a country and destabilized an entire region, the ravaged childhoods and uncertain futures of innocent children are perhaps the most devastating consequences. But unlike other outcomes of the war, this one can be mitigated—if the international community can muster the political will to act.
Thu, Jul 11, 2019
The conflict has torn apart Syrian tribes, but they remain an important player
Despite the lack of focus on the Syrian Arab tribes’ social and political roles, they continue to be an important player between the conflicting parties in Syria, especially the Euphrates region and in northern Syria.
SyriaSource by Khalifa al-Khuder
Fri, Feb 1, 2019
Post-conflict, how will Iran preserve its presence in Syria?
The Youth Sports Club, once considered one of the most prominent soccer clubs in Deir Ezzor city in eastern Syria, now marks the beginning of Iran’s cultural penetration project in Syria.
SyriaSource by Ghaith al-Ahmad
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