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A sharp increase in fuel prices has added new pressure to families and communities across Syria, where years of conflict and economic hardship have already made everyday necessities increasingly…
School bells will ring across Aleppo Governorate tomorrow, marking the beginning of a new academic year. For thousands of children and families, the return to the classroom brings a renewed sense of…
Aleppo’s historic mosques are among the most distinctive features of the city’s architectural heritage. Shaped over centuries by Umayyad, Seljuk, Ayyubid, Mamluk and Ottoman traditions, they reflect…
For many young people in Aleppo, building a future is not easy. Years of war and economic hardship have changed the city dramatically. Jobs are difficult to find, education does not always lead to…
For decades, Syria’s parliament was widely seen as a political formality—an institution that existed, but rarely shaped the direction of the country. In 2026, that image is being tested. With the new…
Today, as I stepped over the threshold of my home in the early morning, my eyes fell upon our neighbor, Abu Shadi. He was sitting in his usual spot on his vintage wooden chair on the porch, his eyes…
Aleppo has always been more than a city of trade. For generations, it has been a city of makers. Its economy was built by people who knew how to work with their hands, repair what was broken, improve…
Aleppo and its countryside have always been known for their rich social fabric, where different communities have lived side by side and helped shape the city’s identity. Among these communities are…
Despite the many challenges families in Aleppo continue to face, there have been several encouraging developments across the city in recent weeks. From improvements in basic services to new housing…
The Hosh as a Soulful Sanctuary The traditional Aleppine house, centered around the iconic Hosh (courtyard), transcends its identity as mere architecture. It is not simply a structure of stone and…