Tag: Syria

Are Washington, Moscow, and Beijing using the global arms trade to create a new Cold War?

How can you prove to the Syrian secret police that you’re not an Algerian spy?

A portrait of Syria’s child-refugees in Antakya, Turkey.

The veteran war reporter’s advice to young journalists on safety, story, five-sense reporting, and the uses of rumor.

Among the rebels in war-torn Syria.

he records of overflight requests show more than 200 tons of “bank notes” from Moscow to Damascus.

Hope, wisdom, law, ethics, and spirituality in relation to killing and dying in Syria.

What can The One Thousand and One Nights teach the modern world?

Protests in Bahrain have been largely ignored in Western media, but they shouldn’t be.

Why tragedy and impotence mark the struggle in Syria.

Through YouTube and Vimeo, these artists give their fellow Syrians a voice.

From Cairo to Wall Street, are we in the midst of a historic shift in the way governments relate to their citizens?

Danny Thiemann interviews the founders of the Syrian citizen-journalist movement.