The Western Way of Genocide
Gaza was meant from the start of the genocide to be bombed into rubble, to be made uninhabitable and to be depopulated of the Palestinians.
Gaza was meant from the start of the genocide to be bombed into rubble, to be made uninhabitable and to be depopulated of the Palestinians.
After 13 years away, writer Odai Al Zoubi returns to Syria following the Assad regime's collapse, aiming to reconnect with a lost time.
Growing up a "Boy Hassan" in Latakia, Rana Haddad refused to wear a dress and act like a lady, bucking the conventions of her day.
Filmmaker Yasmin Fedda and arts activist Daniel Gorman share their reflections of a three-day visit to Syria early this year.
A son of Hama — a former prisoner and now a TV correspondent — takes his first steps towards his country in over a decade.
Palestinian artist duo Basel Abbas & Ruanne Abou-Rahme fight anti-Arab propaganda by making challenging art.
Art, activism, archaeology, and archiving are crucial for rebuilding and healing cities by combining the past and present.
When a mother loses her child she can become inconsolable, living a desolate life, as she works for his return.
In a stream of consciousness short story by Odai Al Zoubi, a minister under investigation in the Syrian government awaits his fate.
True reflections of a former officer of the law in Lebanon from his hit memoir, translated by Lina Mounzer.
A play about the French Revolution highlights the experiences of Syrian actors and theatre makers as artists in exile.
Lameece Issaq presents a short play borrowing a popular fantasy world.
It is obvious that we will never forget; but it is unclear how to proceed with “un-forgetting" writes Reem Alghazzi on her experience of the Syrian revolution.
Syrian poet in Paris presents two poems in Hélène Cardona's translation from the French from "The Abduction."
In Olivier Bourgeois' docudrama "The Oath of Cyriac," professionals and volunteers race to preserve the Aleppo collection.