Digital Attacks on Syrian Activists: Awareness Campaign
Week of activities to inform web users of threats they face and how to address them.
On Syrian Leader's Home Ground, Many Mistrust Election
One voter describes upcoming presidential ballot as a “farce”.
Civil Defence Under Fire in Aleppo
Underpaid rescue workers have inadequate equipment and face huge risks.
Armenia Stays Neutral on Syrian War
Despite attack on ethnic Armenian village, officials in Yerevan say it is vital to avoid getting drawn into conflict.
Damascus Children Face Grim Reality
Vulnerable youngsters languish in government-run centres or fend for themselves on the streets.
Syrian Opposition Struggles to Police Kfar Nabel
Security forces say they lack manpower and resources to properly investigate crimes.
Armenians Call on Turks to Say "Genocide"
Turkish prime minister speaks of "suffering", but Armenians say he needs to condemn mass killings unequivocably.
Kurdish Areas of Syria Prepare for Local Elections
Move comes as part of ongoing institution-building efforts in Kurdish provinces.
Bakery Row Highlights Tensions in Syria's East
Sensitivities heightened as refugees add to burdens placed on government-held area.
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Life in the Shadows for Armenia’s Transgender Community
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Interview: The War on Disinformation
Open source intelligence (OSINT) can provide facts – but impatient, angry audiences often prefer opinions.