Tag: Syria
Mohammed al-Bashir appointed prime minister in Syria
Following the overthrow of Bashir al-Assad on Dec. 13, 2024, Syria looks to set up a new government, inclusive to all aspects of Syrian...
53 years later: The fall of Bashir al-Assad
On Dec. 13, 2024, oppositional forces declared Syria free from the regime of Bashir al-Assad – ending more than 60 years of Ba’ath Party...
UCR Professors weigh in on the earthquake in Syria and Turkey
On February 6th, 2023, an earthquake with a magnitude of 7.8 struck along the Syrian border. Around 9 hours later, another one arrived with...
Club Spotlight: Student Organize for Syria advocacy efforts in the midst...
Students Organize for Syria (SOS) is a student-led initiative aiming to spread awareness about the ongoing conflicts in Syria. SOS holds chapters at multiple...
Treat all refugees like the Ukrainian refugees
The last couple weeks have been anything but normal as the world has been exposed to the horrors of Russia’s gruesome invasion of Ukraine....
Only through sovereignty can all Kurds have a place to call...
The people of Kurdistan have faced violence as an ethnic minority and deserve their own state. They have populations that would make it one...
The Book Nook: ‘The Map of Salt and Stars’ humanizes refugees...
The intellectual heritage of the Middle East is central to Zeyn Joukhadar’s debut novel “The Map of...
The ideological curtain concealing disarmament
It has always been the case that the enemies of the U.S. are whatever the U.S. is not. This has included Tories, Confederates, Catholics,...
Airstrikes? Yes! Refugees? Well …
On Saturday, April 14, President Donald Trump, along with European allies, launched airstrikes targeted toward Syrian scientific research, storage and military posts. This act...
Middle Eastern Student Center’s 2017 M.E. Week celebrates art, cuisine, performance...
A traditional Middle Eastern sobhaneh was a great wake up for Middle Eastern Week
By: Evan Ismail, SSW
To begin the Middle Eastern Student Center’s (MESC)...