Hadia Al Mansour is a freelance, Syrian journalist who writes for a wide range of publications and focuses on social, economic and security issues, as well as the treatment of women and children.
Twenty-two women have joined the first post-Assad parliament, raising questions about representation, presidential appointments and women's influence on reform
More than a decade after fleeing Syria’s war, Christian families are returning to western Idlib villages with house keys and memories of what they left behind
After years of war and displacement, Syrian families along the Euphrates are once again being forced from their homes as floodwaters engulf communities
As Israeli strikes on Lebanon intensify, thousands of Syrians are fleeing back to Syria, returning to ruined homes and facing harsh crises after years in exile
Syria's new currency deepens uncertainty in fragile markets, as traders and citizens brace for price volatility, inflation risks, and economic instability
Syrian refugees are returning home, facing destroyed homes and scarce services, yet slowly rebuilding lives, businesses, and communities across the country
One year after Assad's ouster, Syria's streets, cafes, and cultural venues reopen, as citizens reclaim public life and rebuild trust after years of repression
Every day, Syrian women confront landmines and unexploded ordnance, using courage and precision to save lives and restore life to their war-torn villages
