Mohammed Hardan Mohammed Hardan is a Syrian journalist based in Turkey. On Twitter: @_MohammedHardan Syria | Nov 12, 2022 Syrian Salafists oppose opening of movie theatre in Idlib Salafist groups opposing Hayat Tahrir al-Sham are criticizing the group for allowing the reopening of a film theater in Idlib, accusing it of steering away from Islam to court the West. Syria | Oct 6, 2022 Cholera spreads in Syria as displacement camps on high alert Fears of a cholera outbreak in Syria are growing after authorities revealed that part of the Euphrates River has been contaminated. Syria | Sep 5, 2022 Fires engulf displacement camps in northern Syria during heat wave Northern Syria is experiencing a heat wave, which is taking a heavy toll on camps for displaced persons who face chronic diseases, wildfires and water scarcity. Syria | Aug 27, 2022 Falling waters of Euphrates, Tigris rivers reveal submerged archaeological sites The drop of the water levels in recent years has uncovered many archaeological and ancient sites that were submerged beneath the two historic rivers in Syria, Iraq and Turkey. Syria | Aug 21, 2022 Oil smuggling in Syria worsens pollution in Euphrates River The residents living near the Euphrates River in northeast Syria are suffering the consequences of water pollution mainly caused by oil spills resulting from smuggling operations between the areas held by the Kurdish forces and the Syrian government. Syria | Aug 18, 2022 Turkey completes more than 62,000 homes in Idlib, but will refugees return home? Syrian refugees fear that the Turkish government will go ahead with its plan to deport them to northwest Syria. Syria | Aug 3, 2022 Syrian jihadi group charges farmers for irrigation amid water crisis The water resources directorate of the Hayat Tahrir al-Sham-affiliated Salvation Government has imposed fees for irrigation as part of a project to rehabilitate water stations in al-Roj Plain in Idlib. Syria | Jun 29, 2022 Syrian airline operates flights from Russian-controlled airports Flights are being operated to the Qamishli Airport after the Damascus International Airport went out of service due to Israeli air strikes. Syria | Jun 17, 2022 Kurdish, Syrian, Iranian forces coordinate ahead of Turkish operation Kurdish units and Iranian-affiliated factions in Syria have formed a joint operations room under Russian supervision to counter a possible Turkish military operation in northern Syria. Syria | Jun 16, 2022 Syrian jihadi leader courts Druze community in Idlib The leader of Hayat Tahrir al-Sham, Abu Mohammed al-Golani, continues to market himself as a moderate leader. Pagination Show more Latest News Ukraine welcomes Russian oil price cap agreed by EU, G7 Agence France-Presse | AFP | Dec 3, 2022 Women join protests in Iran's conservative southeast Agence France-Presse | AFP | Dec 2, 2022 US-led forces resume normal patrols in Syria Agence France-Presse | AFP | Dec 2, 2022 See more Podcasts American aid volunteer David Eubank says Syrian Kurds feel even more betrayed by US in wake of Turkey's most recent attacks Swedish academic Paul Levin says Sweden's decision to cut off Syria's Kurds is a pyrrhic win for Turkey Kurdish gains in Iraq and Syria drive Turkish attacks, says researcher Meghan Bodette See more
Syria | Nov 12, 2022 Syrian Salafists oppose opening of movie theatre in Idlib Salafist groups opposing Hayat Tahrir al-Sham are criticizing the group for allowing the reopening of a film theater in Idlib, accusing it of steering away from Islam to court the West.
Syria | Oct 6, 2022 Cholera spreads in Syria as displacement camps on high alert Fears of a cholera outbreak in Syria are growing after authorities revealed that part of the Euphrates River has been contaminated.
Syria | Sep 5, 2022 Fires engulf displacement camps in northern Syria during heat wave Northern Syria is experiencing a heat wave, which is taking a heavy toll on camps for displaced persons who face chronic diseases, wildfires and water scarcity.
Syria | Aug 27, 2022 Falling waters of Euphrates, Tigris rivers reveal submerged archaeological sites The drop of the water levels in recent years has uncovered many archaeological and ancient sites that were submerged beneath the two historic rivers in Syria, Iraq and Turkey.
Syria | Aug 21, 2022 Oil smuggling in Syria worsens pollution in Euphrates River The residents living near the Euphrates River in northeast Syria are suffering the consequences of water pollution mainly caused by oil spills resulting from smuggling operations between the areas held by the Kurdish forces and the Syrian government.
Syria | Aug 18, 2022 Turkey completes more than 62,000 homes in Idlib, but will refugees return home? Syrian refugees fear that the Turkish government will go ahead with its plan to deport them to northwest Syria.
Syria | Aug 3, 2022 Syrian jihadi group charges farmers for irrigation amid water crisis The water resources directorate of the Hayat Tahrir al-Sham-affiliated Salvation Government has imposed fees for irrigation as part of a project to rehabilitate water stations in al-Roj Plain in Idlib.
Syria | Jun 29, 2022 Syrian airline operates flights from Russian-controlled airports Flights are being operated to the Qamishli Airport after the Damascus International Airport went out of service due to Israeli air strikes.
Syria | Jun 17, 2022 Kurdish, Syrian, Iranian forces coordinate ahead of Turkish operation Kurdish units and Iranian-affiliated factions in Syria have formed a joint operations room under Russian supervision to counter a possible Turkish military operation in northern Syria.
Syria | Jun 16, 2022 Syrian jihadi leader courts Druze community in Idlib The leader of Hayat Tahrir al-Sham, Abu Mohammed al-Golani, continues to market himself as a moderate leader.
American aid volunteer David Eubank says Syrian Kurds feel even more betrayed by US in wake of Turkey's most recent attacks
Swedish academic Paul Levin says Sweden's decision to cut off Syria's Kurds is a pyrrhic win for Turkey
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