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Eleven Steps on the Path to Syria’s Future

By Issa Ibrahim, Special Contributor to the SDT Eleven points, in my opinion, define the features of Syria, a country worthy of normal life, which expresses that we Syrians are part of this world, and it places us as human beings and as a country on the path of urbanization:Continue Reading

Turkey: From Genocide Against Armenians To Genocide Against Kurds

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On April 24, 1915, Turkish soldiers executed thousands of Armenians in the Syrian desert.Continue Reading

Coronavirus in the Time of Modernity

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The values that allow us to survive Coronavirus will govern the world.Continue Reading

A Year for Building Stability and Peace
2021 is the year that the people of North and East Syria are calling upon the international community for inclusion in talks on the future of Syria. We ask to be recognized as a key player in the solution to the Syrian crisis.
Year in Review: 2020 in North and East Syria
As 2021 dawns, the AANES remains committed to a peaceful resolution of the Syrian conflict through dialog. It remains committed to initiatives to expand true democracy in the region — feminism, religious diversity, ethnic diversity, self-rule, and self-protection.
Human Rights Organisation of Afrin, Syria, Releases Shocking Report on Abuses
Since the first day of Turkey’s occupation of Afrin, the horrendous human rights violations against civilians, especially the Kurds, have not stopped, as all immoral and illegal practices are being carried out against the remaining locals who were trapped inside the region.
COVID Outbreak in North and East Syria Accelerating
The number of COVID-19 cases in North and East Syria since the start of the pandemic is now 8,313 cases. Of these cases, there have been 285 deaths. The number of cases continues to climb, and represents a dangerous acceleration in the transmission of the virus.