Syria’s current social unrest is, in the most direct sense, a reaction to a brutal and out-of-touch regime and a response to the political wave of change that began in Tunisia early last year.

The education ministry announced the changes on Wednesday in a post ... but a long-term threat to the social fabric and future of Syria," Journalist Shiyar Khaleal said in a post on Facebook.

Some social media users questioned why ... The new education minister has previously said that Syria’s school curricula will not change beyond the removal of references to the former ruling ...

Syria’s new regime has announced sweeping changes to the national school curriculum ... particularly on social media. “The current government is a caretaker government that does not have ...

Revolutions are born when certain political, economic and social ingredients coalesce to generate the energy necessary to remove oppressive dictatorships. In the case of Syria, most of the ...

Any lessening of regime-change aggression against Syria, as Donald Trump seemed to ... or give up their Social Security and Medicare for any of that. So the government of the U.S. cannot say ...

but a long-term threat to the social fabric and future of Syria,” Mr Khaleal said. Journalist Ziad Haidar described the changes as “educational executions” in a Facebook post, warning that ...

I just figured a change would bring welcome variety ... media in favor of getting their message out themselves or through social media “influencers.” Trump 1.0 never quite pulled this off.