Tuesday, 17 September 2019 News feature Aid and Policy 20 August 2019 For Istanbul’s Syrians, a time of hoping and hiding John Beck/TNH
News Migration 23 July 2019 For Syrians in Istanbul, fears rise as deportations begin Critics say the crackdown on ‘irregular migration’ violates Turkish and international law.
News feature Migration 25 June 2019 Smugglers report booming market as people try to escape Syria to Turkey The UN says some two million people may try to flee the government assault on Idlib towards the closed Turkish border.
News Conflict 8 May 2019 150,000 flee as Syria ‘buffer zone’ collapses Last year, Turkey and Russia made a deal that paused a Syrian government advance on the country’s rebel-held northwest. That might be over.
News Migration 17 January 2019 Greek roads prove deadly for migrants on busy land route to Europe One in four migrant deaths in mainland Europe are caused by car crashes in Greece.
Special Report Migration 8 October 2018 An open secret: Refugee pushbacks across the Turkey-Greece border On an eastern frontier of the European Union, people are whisked back to Turkey before they can claim asylum in Greece.
Analysis Conflict 2 October 2018 After Russia-Turkey deal, the fate of Syria’s Idlib hangs in the balance A buffer zone is supposed to prevent a bloody battle in Syria’s last rebel-held province, but are Assad’s forces and rebel factions on side?
News Aid and Policy 2 October 2018 US and UK halt key Syria aid shipments over extremist “taxes” Hundreds of thousands of civilians require humanitarian assistance in Idlib, the last rebel pocket in northwestern Syria
Special Report Migration 27 September 2018 Unprepared and overwhelmed: Greece’s resurgent river border with Turkey When an old migration route became new again, the Evros region was caught on the back foot
Special Report Migration 20 September 2018 Greece’s man in the migrant morgue The Evros River is an increasingly popular route into Europe despite its deadly record
News Aid and Policy 14 September 2018 Stemming conflict, staying happy, and storms times two A weekly read to keep you in the loop on humanitarian issues
Feature Conflict 9 July 2018 For Kurds in Southeast Turkey, the urban conflict continues The fighting has ended, but fears that a culture will be erased remain
News Aid and Policy 29 June 2018 Erdogan wins, Burundi baffles, and the EU offshores A weekly read to keep you in the loop on humanitarian issues
