Thousands of Middle-Class Syrians Are Trying to Get to Europe's Northern Countries to Seek Asylum
Fares Ayyub, here in a park in Sofia, Bulgaria, fled his home in Deraa, Syria, after his mother and brother were killed by an airstrike on his house by government forces. He dodged soldiers and militia in Syria and traveled through Turkey to Bulgaria, where he has been stuck for three months.
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A year and a half after it was first established, the dynamics of Jordan's Za'atari Syrian refugee camp are changing with time. A city in the making? IRIN news, a humanitarian news and analysis portal, borrows the insight of anthropologist professors to explain the transformation of the second largest refugee camp in the world.
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Osama Al Sharif, a Jordanian political commentator and journalist, writes in Al Monitor about the reform process in Jordan, suggesting that the crisis in Syria has been a catalyst for Jordan to focus on economic, not political, reform and security.
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