Opinion

  • Ahmad al-Abdeh

    Syria should intervene in Lebanon. Here’s why

    A limited, internationally backed Syrian intervention could offer Lebanon its best chance to restore sovereignty and lasting stability.

    21. July 2026
  • Kinan al-Nahhas

    Our priorities in Syria’s People’s Assembly

    How we can build an effective Parliament and lay the foundations for a just and prosperous Syria after Assad

    18. July 2026
  • Mohamad Khir Alwazir

    Syria’s degree factories

    Private universities teach poorly and produce no research. Reform must begin with rigorous, independent accreditation

    12. July 2026
  • Mona Abboud

    Let’s all join the Cute Party!

    In Syria today, refusing sectarian revenge is enough to earn you a nickname: “cute”

    08. July 2026
  • Hussam Eddin Mohammad

    Syria’s unfinished reassembly

    A century after France carved Syria into competing fragments, the struggle over the country’s geography has returned as a struggle over memory and identity.

    29. June 2026
  • Ahmad Omar

    The baccalaureate wars

    Syria’s baccalaureate is an annual ordeal for students, parents and an education system still ruled by memorisation and narrow career choices.

    25. June 2026
  • Hussam Eddin Mohammad

    Game Over? Not for Bashar

    Syria’s fallen tyrant has lost his country, but still seeks refuge in fantasies of control

    11. June 2026
  • Mona Abboud

    Who owns the right to handle the bitter truth?

    The way the case of Rania al-Abbasi’s fate is handled concerns the whole country

    04. June 2026
  • Hiba Ezzideen

    Searching for Um Kamel

    Why Syrians still adore a fictional woman played by a man

    26. May 2026
  • Ahmad Omar

    From O.J. Simpson to Atef Najib

    The Assad era buried justice underground. The new regime prefers prime time

    21. May 2026

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