
On Lebanon: Obliviously Heading for a Cliff
Every one understands by now that Lebanon is a ticking time bomb. At least economically, it’s facing a precipice fall.

Every one understands by now that Lebanon is a ticking time bomb. At least economically, it’s facing a precipice fall.

The Syrian regime is explicitly prioritizing access to US dollars over the affordability of essential goods at home. While inflation

The Ministry of Domestic Trade and Consumer Protection raised the subsidised price of sugar from 350 to 800 SYP and

To deal with the ongoing economic crisis, the Ministry of Commerce is proposing two policies: First: Stop subsidising imports, currently

I attempt in these four short videos to convey my mixed feelings on the subject. 1. Introduction 2. Will the

The Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria (AANES) has just raised the wages of its public employees by 150%,

Why do people in opposition-held areas still use the Syrian pound (SYP)? Will the pound remain in circulation?

The new Türkiye Central Bank Governor is okay with Erdogan’s inflationary policies, sending money supply on an apparent moon-landing mission.

Does the Caesar Act affect Syrian civilians?

A new study shows that among a sample of 1,022 Syrians: • A whopping 34% believe COVID-19 is a biological
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