Kareem Shaheen

It felt sometimes like we were the only ones in the world

Not all zaatar mixes are created equal, and not all can be created far from home

Instead of hard truths, readers would get endless gossip and speculation

Listening in on their stories made me realise that the failure in question was not one that belonged to them

International Women's Day should remind us of the heavy burden Syria's females carry

For all the pain visited upon the people here, so many in the Middle East forget to acknowledge their suffering

The international community must keep in mind it's the IRGC that makes the real decisions in Tehran

Not inoculating them leaves many countries vulnerable to the pandemic’s aftershocks

Assad's regime is using rules on military service to threaten to seize assets of Syrians who've fled abroad

Lack of in-depth reporting of events in faraway places skew people's perceptions

The pandemic's impact on education has shown us how we took it for granted. For Syrian children, this is nothing new

An agonising wait has begun until deliveries can resume at the scale needed to fight the pandemic

A committee of civil war factions is meeting in Geneva to chart a way forward for the country

The new Syrian-Canadian cabinet minister is a symbol of openness, and some politicians don't like that

The antics of the country's elected officials are not helping