Four Million Love Letters to Mosul
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Training a New Generation of Teachers
Children in Idlib are getting a fresh chance to complete their education.
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New courses offer crucial ways of communicating with the outside world.
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Farming has been devastated by the ongoing conflict.
The Flames of the Revolution
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Despite the danger, it was impossible to leave everything behind.
A Village in Ruins: Bseida
Hundreds of former residents have returned to live amongst the devastation.
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Open source intelligence (OSINT) can provide facts – but impatient, angry audiences often prefer opinions.