After 54 years, the Assad regime in Syria has fallen; a new caretaker government has taken charge, and Syria now stands at a crossroads. While the path forward is full of challenges, it also brings hope and a chance to rebuild and create a better future for its people. After...

During the past thirteen years of war millions of Syrians have faced unimaginable suffering. Hundreds of thousands have lost loved ones, entire cities have been destroyed and millions have been forced to flee their homes and go either abroad or to other parts of country. After...

We're staying here: Syrian teachers sticking around despite hardships

"Arise to the teacher and give them reverence. The teacher was almost an apostle." These lines from the renowned Arabic poet Ahmed Shawky resonate with students across the Middle East, highlighting teachers' critical role in shaping the future. Yet, in times of crisis,...

One year into the devastating earthquake that struck northern Syria and southern Türkiye, stories of resilience and hope have emerged. Among those affected was Bashir, a 54-year-old father of seven whose home was damaged during the earthquake and became unsafe to live in.

Pathways to Success: Supporting Youth in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq

Basirma camp, located 50 km northeast of Erbil in the Kurdistan region of Iraq, is a refuge for Syrian Kurds who fled Syria. Currently, it is home to 2,108 people. While the camp provides safety and shelter, its isolation from urban centres and economic hubs poses substantial...