Namo Abdulla
Published by Namo Abdulla
In search of closure, bereaved Syrians turn from a morgue to a square
In a Damascus morgue, two women sift through pictures pinned on a bulletin board, one by one.
Syrian girls, boys return to school under islamist control
On Sunday, schools in the Syrian capital Damascus resumed classes for the first time in half a century without a dictator as president. Those in control now are Islamist rebels with a history of radicalism, but they have not yet imposed any Taliban-like restrictions, allowing both girls and boys to continue their education.
Inside a $20 Billion Effort to Create a Star on Earth
Can the process that fuels our sun and stars be replicated to produce clean energy? Find out in the latest episode of Rudaw's newest TV program NEXT, tackling recent technological advancements and scientific achievements from around the world.
