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Syria · August, 2025

Stories about Syria from August, 2025

Two alphabets, one struggle: How Kurdish communities are building a digital future

Kurdish activist Mohammed Sardar on language, memory, and digital resistance

Written by Eduardo Avila

27 August 2025

When digital democracy disappears, so does the power of the people

When civil society is pushed offline, what’s lost isn’t just voices, but history, memory, resistance, and possibility

Written by Muhammed Bello Buhari

23 August 2025

Displaced twice: Syrian refugees in Sudan face a new war

Sudan’s descent into war in April 2023 has upended the lives of tens of thousands of Syrians

Written by Guest Contributor

20 August 2025

Have the Kurds turned away from the quest for an autonomous state?

Abdullah Öcalan’s landmark declaration for the PKK to lay down arms ends decades of armed insurgency.

Written by Stephanie Almughrabi

8 August 2025

Climbing a virtual Everest with the Global Voices community playlist

Our community made a playlist to help aid Nate on his Everest-sized cycling challenge

Written by Sydney Allen

5 August 2025

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Syria · August, 2025

Stories about Syria from August, 2025

Two alphabets, one struggle: How Kurdish communities are building a digital future

When digital democracy disappears, so does the power of the people

Displaced twice: Syrian refugees in Sudan face a new war

Have the Kurds turned away from the quest for an autonomous state?

Climbing a virtual Everest with the Global Voices community playlist

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