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Posted: Mar 15, 2021 4:00 AM ET | Last Updated: March 15 Zakarai Al Mokdad came to Canada in 2016 as a refugee and has since opened a popular Scarborough, Ont., restaurant called Aleppo Kebab. (Evan Mitsui/CBC) The heady scent of grilled spiced meat and vegetables pours out of the kitchen at Aleppo Kebab in Scarborough, as the owner, Zakaria Al Mokdad, readies for the lunch rush. Despite the pandemic, the restaurant is busy and the Syrian refugee is grateful. "When we decided to go to Canada, I was scared my family wouldn't adapt to life in Canada, but now I'm so proud," he said.

The SRTF Reveals its Accomplishments in 2020 Format Amman – Monday, March 15, 2021 – The SRTF is pleased to announce its accomplishments for 2020. The unprecedented challenges that emerged due to the COVID-19 pandemic further exacerbated already dire living conditions in Syria throughout 2020. Despite the challenges, the SRTF was able to continue deliveries for its recovery projects and stabilization interventions, demonstrating the commitment and the resilience of the SRTF. In 2020, approximately 1.36 million Syrians benefited from SRTF-funded projects and interventions under different s...

Ten years after the crisis that engulfed the Arab Republic, the Apostolic Nuncio to Syria reiterates the need for aid to lift people out of poverty, ...

Last week, the trial of Andrey Gennadyevich Karlov, the Russian ambassador to Turkey, who was killed on December 19, 2016, during the opening of a photo exhibition at the Centre for Contemporary Arts, was completed in Ankara. Bulat Nogmanov, a columnist for Realnoe Vremya, about how the investigation of this case went and what embarrassing questions remained unanswered. How trial ended The investigation established that the FETÖ terrorist organisation was behind the Karlov case that intended to provoke the deterioration of Russian-Turkish relations by killing the Russian ambassador. The accu...

SHARE It has been 10 years since the start of the war in Syria, but the conflict grinds on with little sign of ending. Even if the regime of Bashar Al Assad, who has often portrayed himself as a bastion of resistance against the imperialist West, manages to retake Idlib province – the last stronghold of Syria's rebels – the country is now in ruins and bogged down in economic misery. More than 300,000 people have died and 11 million have been displaced. Many other casualties remain undocumented. The war's intensity has been driven by the growing realisation among the opposing sides that de...