Fighting Over An Unexploded Missile
Missiles have become a precious resource for local people who can sell the remnants for high prices.
Recycling Industry Booms in Idlib
Collecting and reusing waste has proved to be an unexpected source of income.
A Wartime Epidemic of Begging
Both young and old are forced to survive as best they can.
The First Day of Our Revolution
Hope and unity ends in pain and anger.
A Sad Homecoming
When the people have left, only death and destruction remain.
No Happy Endings
Will my sad neighbour ever get to hold her children again?
Losing Three Sons, Fearing for the Rest
A mother wonders when the tide of blood will stop.
My Wheelchair and I
Overcoming disability to help others.
I Can Still Smell the Blood
A young woman witnesses Islamic State brutality for the first time.
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Interview: The War on Disinformation
Open source intelligence (OSINT) can provide facts – but impatient, angry audiences often prefer opinions.