18 days in the wilderness: A refugee’s escape from Europe Florian ElabdiMay 6, 2018 The story of Maher is the tale of one Syrian refugee's reverse escape – away from a part of Eastern Europe keeping refugees trapped in uncertainty and misery.... FeatureIn PicturesLong Read26 min read
How two besieged towns became the symbol of Hezbollah’s rise to power in the Syrian conflict Florian ElabdiSeptember 13, 2017 The story of how the Shiite militant group established a future stronghold on Syrian soil.... Feature10 min read
Indiana’s first mosque? Syrian Shi’a Muslims in Michigan City The Turban Times BlogMay 9, 2017 Michigan City, Indiana, was likely the site of Indiana’s first purpose-built mosque.... Historical View7 min read
WATCH: Syrian War explained in 6 minutes The Turban Times BlogApril 9, 2017 Required watching for anyone hoping to put Thursday's strike in context.... Historical ViewIn Video0 min read
Will Lebanon’s new Christian president make Hezbollah stronger? Anne Kirstine RønnNovember 26, 2016 The election of Lebanon’s new president might change the political balance in the country.... Analysis5 min read
Israelis and Palestinians protesting bombing of Aleppo: “Yalla irhal ya Bashar!” Masih SadatOctober 30, 2016 "The fall of Aleppo will be a fall for humanity as a whole, a prologue to future wars."... Blog EntryIn VideoNews Report1 min read
The enslavement of refugee children in Lebanon Anne Kirstine RønnApril 24, 2016 Between 60-70 percent of Syrian refugee children in Lebanon are working, the majority under conditions best described as slavery.... Feature4 min read
EXHIBITION: Syrian torture victims Masih SadatMarch 5, 2016 "There are more than 100 thousand detainees still in al-Assad's prison waiting to be saved."... HappeningsIn PicturesReview7 min read
Syrian curfew in Lebanese municipalities Masih SadatOctober 16, 2015 "It is forbidden for foreign workers to go outside after 8 p.m."... Blog Entry0 min read
