Ahmed Read Jamus Ahmed Read Jamus is a Syrian freelance journalist. On Twitter: @yakotalread Syria | May 11, 2022 Tribal violence haunts northeastern Syria The de facto authorities controlling northeastern Syria stand idly by as tribal violence escalates, leading to casualties and tension in the area. Syria | Apr 11, 2022 Syria’s bread basket lies empty Deir ez-Zor province in eastern Syria is facing a water and bread crisis that is likely to become even worse during the month of Ramadan. Syria | Mar 30, 2022 Syrians resort to herbal medicine amid drug crisis The deteriorating living conditions in northwestern Syria and the expensive medical consultations and medicines have prompted Syrian patients to resort to herbal medicine to treat their diseases. Syria | Mar 12, 2022 Despite unrest, northwest Syria shows baby boom Births are rising in northwest Syria, including in the displacement camps despite conditions often not being suitable for babies and mothers. Breaking News Rich heritage buried under impoverished Gaza Strip by Guillaume Lavallee | AFP | Jun 26, 2022 Summer means suffering: how workers survive intense Gulf heat by Mohamad Ali Harissi with Gulf correspondents | AFP | Jun 26, 2022 Do signs point to an Israel-Saudi normalisation deal? by Haitham EL-TABEI | AFP | Jun 26, 2022 See more Podcasts ‘Right moment' for steps toward Israeli-Saudi normalization, says Daniel Shapiro Check Point’s Gil Messing recounts battling sophisticated Iranian hackers Saudi Arabia banking on oil windfall to keep focus on fiscal discipline and diversification, says Stephen Kalin See more
Syria | May 11, 2022 Tribal violence haunts northeastern Syria The de facto authorities controlling northeastern Syria stand idly by as tribal violence escalates, leading to casualties and tension in the area.
Syria | Apr 11, 2022 Syria’s bread basket lies empty Deir ez-Zor province in eastern Syria is facing a water and bread crisis that is likely to become even worse during the month of Ramadan.
Syria | Mar 30, 2022 Syrians resort to herbal medicine amid drug crisis The deteriorating living conditions in northwestern Syria and the expensive medical consultations and medicines have prompted Syrian patients to resort to herbal medicine to treat their diseases.
Syria | Mar 12, 2022 Despite unrest, northwest Syria shows baby boom Births are rising in northwest Syria, including in the displacement camps despite conditions often not being suitable for babies and mothers.
Summer means suffering: how workers survive intense Gulf heat by Mohamad Ali Harissi with Gulf correspondents | AFP | Jun 26, 2022
Saudi Arabia banking on oil windfall to keep focus on fiscal discipline and diversification, says Stephen Kalin