Ahmed Read Jamus Ahmed Read Jamus is a Syrian freelance journalist. On Twitter: @yakotalread Syria | Sep 21, 2022 Careless logging deforests northwest Syria The forests of Aleppo are shrinking due to logging by armed militants and others. Syria | Aug 13, 2022 Risks of fire, heat stroke soar as heat wave cooks northwest Syria Displacement camps in northwest Syria are sweltering as a heat wave sweeps the area. Syria | Jul 21, 2022 Assyrian family properties in Syria threatened by illegal seizures The numerous parties to the Syrian war are ignoring the theft and forgeries of properties of minorities in the country, including the properties of Syriac Assyrians who have fled the war. Syria | Jun 29, 2022 Beekeepers feel sting in northern Syria Beekeeping in northwest Syria, which was once a traditional industry, faces challenges due to the war and its repercussions amid a lack of support. 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 Iran traders pay price of Mahsa Amini protests Agence France-Presse | AFP | Oct 2, 2022 Israel praises US proposal for Lebanon maritime border deal by Ben Simon | AFP | Oct 2, 2022 At least 92 killed in Iran's Mahsa Amini protests: rights group by Stuart Williams | AFP | Oct 2, 2022 See more Podcasts Murder of Mahsa Amini sparks opposition interest, regime wrath for Iran's Kurdish movement, says Kurdish expert Asso Hassan Zadeh Likud lawmaker Nir Barkat: Iran will continue race towards bomb, with or without deal Russia's Vladimir Putin wants fellow strongman Turkey's Recep Tayyip Erdogan to remain in power, says Russia expert Mark Galeotti See more
Syria | Sep 21, 2022 Careless logging deforests northwest Syria The forests of Aleppo are shrinking due to logging by armed militants and others.
Syria | Aug 13, 2022 Risks of fire, heat stroke soar as heat wave cooks northwest Syria Displacement camps in northwest Syria are sweltering as a heat wave sweeps the area.
Syria | Jul 21, 2022 Assyrian family properties in Syria threatened by illegal seizures The numerous parties to the Syrian war are ignoring the theft and forgeries of properties of minorities in the country, including the properties of Syriac Assyrians who have fled the war.
Syria | Jun 29, 2022 Beekeepers feel sting in northern Syria Beekeeping in northwest Syria, which was once a traditional industry, faces challenges due to the war and its repercussions amid a lack of support.
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.
At least 92 killed in Iran's Mahsa Amini protests: rights group by Stuart Williams | AFP | Oct 2, 2022
Murder of Mahsa Amini sparks opposition interest, regime wrath for Iran's Kurdish movement, says Kurdish expert Asso Hassan Zadeh
Russia's Vladimir Putin wants fellow strongman Turkey's Recep Tayyip Erdogan to remain in power, says Russia expert Mark Galeotti
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