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The jubilation of Assad’s overthrow is still tangible. But the hard realities of the road ahead are now sharply in focus.

Syria is not safe for returning refugees and will not be for the foreseeable future. It is time for the global response to reckon with this truth.

While international aid architecture for Northwest Syria has evolved in the aftermath of the earthquake, the current response remains woefully inadequate.

Donors and aid agencies must accelerate planning for a scenario in which Russia vetos the UN cross-border aid mechanism for Syria.

As Lebanon’s political and economic situation deteriorates, refugees are not being spared from the shockwaves of the crisis.

The Trump administration’s travel ban, upheld by the Supreme Court in June 2018, is unnecessarily putting lives at risk.

A military offensive by the Syrian regime and its Russian ally in Idlib has created a humanitarian nightmare.

The humanitarian situation in the northeast Syria remains extremely fragile and could deteriorate quickly.

The humanitarian situation in Syria is fragile—and a lot is at stake with a planned U.S. reduction in troops.

As northeast Syria recovers from occupation by ISIS, there is an important opportunity to strengthen the capacity of local humanitarian groups.