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2.8 Million: The Average Cost of Living for a Syrian Family at the Beginning of Ramadan 2022
Kassioun Editorial 1067: Two Approaches to Dealing with Sanctions
History is full of Western sanctions and the ways of dealing therewith, which puts before us a large number of examples, which did not all…
Kassioun Editorial 1066: Electrifying the Country
The reality of the situation in most Syrian regions is that power connectivity is at about 4 hours per 24 hours, or 17% of the day. In citi…
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Only A Quarter of Government Spending is Left for Education
During the past year, the education sector continued to decline significantly, and that was due to several factors. The most important of w…
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Apr 15, 2022
Syria’s Children: Millions of People in Need and Coercive Engagement in Labor Market
In this regard, the United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund (UNICEF) has published a new report in March 2022, in which it s…
Apr 12, 2022
The Continuously Growing Destitution in Syria
In this context, the United Nations Office for Coordination of Humanitarian Affair has recently issued an analysis that included an overvie…
Apr 10, 2022
Kassioun Editorial 1065: Ukraine is Merely a Spark
The report presented during the 9th National Congress of the Unity of Syrian Communists – later the People’s Will Party, in December 2010…
Apr 3, 2022
Kassioun Editorial 1064: Kyiv-Damascus… Delay or Acceleration?
First: is the de facto partition that still exists. Any sane person would not forget that every additional day of this partition (i.e., eve…
Mar 29, 2022
More than Half of the Syrian People are Now in Need for Healthcare Assistance
Over the past year, a combination of factors has led to exacerbating the disruption of healthcare services in the country. Besides the Covi…
Mar 27, 2022
Kassioun Editorial 1063: Signs of a New Era
Additionally, last week, India announced a deal to buy oil from Russia in the Indian currency, and in the Chinese yuan scale for settlement…






