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3 days ago · Geir O Pedersen, UN special envoy for Syria, pointed out to the Security Council last month that Syria is becoming “a sort of free-for-all space for settling scores”, citing the “dangerous and escalatory spiral” of recent events, such as the strikes on Iranian diplomatic premises in Damascus widely attributed to Israel, and Iran’s ...
5 days ago · Pedersen noted that there are no signs of calm in any areas of Syria, as violence is still escalating, and hostilities are still sharply fueled, any of which could be tantamount to igniting a new major fire, expressing his concern about this “dangerous and escalating spiral” of violence, pointing out that he has long warned that many treat Syria as a “free-for-all to settle scores”.
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4 days ago · Video captured the first moments that a 5-year-old boy from war-torn northwest Syria was able to hear for the first time. Video Duration 01 minutes 55 seconds 01:55.
4 days ago · This includes 75,000 in hard-to-reach areas of Idleb and 356,317 people in NW Syria. In 2022, UNICEF requires $334,430,071 to provide life-saving assistance to 9.1 million people (including 5.5 million children) across Syria according to the Humanitarian Action for Children. $111,076,786 has been made available so far, leaving a $223,353,285 (67 per cent) gap.
4 days ago · The humanitarian response to Syria remains alarmingly underfunded. Only 6 per cent of the required funding for 2024 ($227 million of the $4.07 billion needed) has been received. — With available funding, partners could only target 625,000 severely food-insecure people, out of 3.6 million food-insecure people, to prevent them from falling into starvation. — Nearly 160 health facilities, including 46 hospitals, will be forced to suspend operations by this June if funding does not increase ...
4 days ago · The Syrian Center for Policy Research (SCPR) is an independent, non-governmental, and non-profit think tank; which undertakes public policy oriented research to bridge the gap between research and policy making process. SCPR aims to develop a participatory evidence-based policy dialogue to achieve policy alternatives that promote sustainable ...
1 day ago · Syria. After Syria gained its independence in 1946, political life in the country was highly unstable, owing in large measure to intense friction between the country’s social, religious, and political groups. In 1970 Syria came under the authoritarian rule of Pres. Hafez al-Assad, whose foremost goals included achieving national security and ...
