The Syria Report’s coverage of our recently published study makes several inaccurate statements. First: It’s not useful to use the

Western governments, who generously donated billions of dollars to alleviate the suffering of Syrians, are battling Assad diplomatically and inadvertently

Iran’s Foreign Minister has expressed his country’s willingness to help Lebanon produce electricity within 18 months, by building two power

Are there other conflicts in the past half a century where bakeries were systematically targeted as is the case in

Asma al-Assad’s relative, Tarif Akhras, has been sanctioned by the EU since 2011 for “…benefiting from and supporting the Syrian

Syria’s Foreign Minister, Faisal Mekdad, tells the World Food Programme’s (WFP) Regional Director for the Middle East and North Africa,

Wael Alwani and I show here the cumulative number of Syrians sanctioned by the EU and the US from January

The new head of the Etilaf (Syrian Coalition) hugs Ahmad al-Hayes, who was sanctioned by the US two weeks ago

Few topics on the Syrian conflict are as divisive as sanctions. In this new publication for the Middle East Institute,

Not 100% accurate, but super useful. Based on this Wikipedia page.