Aya Ibrahim

RT @rbsw: Suddenly the AfD is at the heart of the German election campaign. All the other parties are fighting over how to deal with it. H…

RT @dw_arabic: فرحة عارمة عاشها فلسطينيو غزة بعد إعلان لاتفاق وقف إطلاق النار https://t.co/tFiFjuASLK

RT @dwnews: After facing criticism for years for only prosecuting African leaders, the International Criminal Court has changed course. Bu…

RT @dwnews: In 2020, this Syrian father and daughter went viral for laughing through falling bombs. Now, they dream of a peaceful Syria —an…

RT @dw_arabic: في أول زيارة على هذا المستوى من دول غربية لسوريا منذ #سقوط_الأسد، وزيرة الخارجية الألمانية من #دمشق تطلب "تجنب الأعمال الانت…

RT @dwnews: This family is living in the middle of rubble without neighbors or electricity. They bought the house for a cheap price from a…

RT @dw_arabic: بعد عشر سنوات بعيدةً عن سوريا صحفية DW راما الجرمقاني تعود إلى دمشق لأول مرة بعدما سقط نظام الأسد.. وتروي لنا بعضًا من مشاهد…

RT @ayakibrahim: One thing I’ll be taking with me after a week of reporting from Syria for @dwnews: Listen to the Syrian people. Amplify…

RT @AulaAb: Thanks @ayakibrahim - but also to amplify the many excellent #Syrian #journalists & analysts who have studied & reported on Syr…

One thing I’ll be taking with me after a week of reporting from Syria for @dwnews: Listen to the Syrian people. Amplify their voices. Stay on the ground. That has to be our main task as journalists moving forward. https://t.co/nBUkM7Fvso

RT @dwnews: The alleged Magdeburg attacker is reportedly a 50-year-old Saudi national who previously described himself as an ex-Muslim and…

RT @ayakibrahim: What do Syrian women want for their country’s future? For @DeutscheWelle, my colleague Rama Jarmakani and I sat down wit…

RT @ayakibrahim: Life in Damascus is returning back to normal, one week after the removal of Bashar al-Assad. What’s not normal is the am…

What do Syrian women want for their country’s future? For @DeutscheWelle, my colleague Rama Jarmakani and I sat down with Syrian women activists from all walks of life. For almost two hours, we talked about everything from legal, personal rights and freedoms to their dreams https://t.co/2IbWqWJkMW

RT @RawyaRageh: Gentle reminder to journalists flooding into the #Syria|n capital Damascus for the first time in more than a decade (an und…

RT @mchreyteh: This is a common scene across #Damascus over the past few days. Shops are offering reduced prices in the occasion of “Free…

Life in Damascus is returning back to normal, one week after the removal of Bashar al-Assad. What’s not normal is the amount of journalists, like us, that are now able to report freely from the streets of Syria. What an unbelievable moment. Follow @dwnews for more of our https://t.co/CQZqga5Yl1