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The Enigma of Damascus - Bakr Alkasem / AFP

The Enigma of Damascus - Bakr Alkasem / AFP

Syria One Year After the Overthrow The Enigma of Damascus

Twenty years ago, Ahmed al-Sharaa was laying bombs to target Americans. Today, he is received in the White House. But where does the former terrorist intend to lead Syria? By Christoph Reuter in Damascus

Syrians from Germany Helping with the Rebuild - But Are Wary of Moving Back - Alice Martins / DER SPIEGEL

Syrians from Germany Helping with the Rebuild - But Are Wary of Moving Back - Alice Martins / DER SPIEGEL

Remnants of the War Syrians from Germany Helping with the Rebuild - But Are Wary of Moving Back

Architects, IT experts, doctors, engineers: Syrians from Germany are doing what they can to help with the reconstruction of their old homeland. But lingering security concerns and an attachment to their new home is keeping many from moving. By Katrin Elger und Asia Haidar

The Man Who Photographed Assad's Torture Victims - Lucas Jackson / REUTERS

The Man Who Photographed Assad's Torture Victims - Lucas Jackson / REUTERS

Code Name Caesar The Man Who Photographed Assad's Torture Victims

For more than two years, a junior officer in the Syrian military, his sister and a friend risked their lives to collect evidence of the atrocities being committed by the regime. Their work changed the world's view of Bashar al-Assad. And it also radically altered their own lives. By Susanne Koelbl

Searching for Islamic State in Syria - Johanna Maria Fritz / DER SPIEGEL

Searching for Islamic State in Syria - Johanna Maria Fritz / DER SPIEGEL

The Phantom Terrorists Searching for Islamic State in Syria

Nighttime attacks, arson, brutal murders: For many years, the Syrian desert was an incredibly dangerous place. Experts believe the last remnants of Islamic State are still there. But are they really? By Christoph Reuter and Johanna Maria Fritz (Photos) in Syria

The Cold Heart of Syria's Machinery of Murder - Johanna Maria Fritz / DER SPIEGEL

The Cold Heart of Syria's Machinery of Murder - Johanna Maria Fritz / DER SPIEGEL

A Visit to Sednaya Prison The Cold Heart of Syria's Machinery of Murder

Sednaya Prison near Damascus was the symbol of the Assad dictatorship. Now that the regime has been overthrown, thousands are coming here to search for their loved-ones. There isn't much left to find. By Christoph Reuter (Text) and Johanna Maria Fritz (Photos) in Damascus

Syrian Economy Continues to Spiral Toward Collapse - The New Arab

Syrian Economy Continues to Spiral Toward Collapse - The New Arab

Assad's Criminal Conglomerate Syrian Economy Continues to Spiral Toward Collapse

The Arab League had hoped that welcoming Syria back into its ranks might slow down the flow of drugs coming out the country. But as the case of business executive Mahmoud Aldij shows, Assad's mafia-like structures remain deeply entrenched. By Christoph Reuter und Karam Shaar together with the Syria Sanction Policy Program

Serious Accusations Leveled at the Greek Coast Guard - Stelios Misinas / REUTERS

Serious Accusations Leveled at the Greek Coast Guard - Stelios Misinas / REUTERS

The Sinking of a Refugee Ship Serious Accusations Leveled at the Greek Coast Guard

More than 600 migrants are believed to have perished in the June 14 shipwreck off the Greek coast, including women and children. What caused the ship to capsize, and who is to blame? By Felix Keßler, Steffen Lüdke, Mohannad Alkhalil Alnajjar und Lina Verschwele in Kalamata, Malakasa and Hamburg

"We Only Exist If People Remember Us" - Valery Sharifulin / ITAR-TASS / IMAGO

"We Only Exist If People Remember Us" - Valery Sharifulin / ITAR-TASS / IMAGO

Life in Assad's Syria "We Only Exist If People Remember Us"

The Arab League has accepted Bashar Assad back into the fold, but the conflict in the Syrian dictator's country is far from over. Five Syrians talk about their lives – and their fears of what is to come. By Monika Bolliger, Christoph Reuter und Mohannad Alkhalil Alnajjar

Greek Police Coerce Refugees to Commit Illegal Pushbacks - [M] Lea Rossa / DER SPIEGEL; Getty Images

Greek Police Coerce Refugees to Commit Illegal Pushbacks - [M] Lea Rossa / DER SPIEGEL; Getty Images

Systematic Abuses at EU External Border Greek Police Coerce Refugees to Commit Illegal Pushbacks

New reporting exposes how Greek police are exploiting refugees to engage in illegal pushbacks of other would-be asylum-seekers at the EU’s external border. Witness testimony, satellite images and other documents provide evidence of how officials are taking advantage of people seeking protection.

"The Assad Regime Would Not Survive Loss of Captagon Revenues" - Illustration: Matthias Schardt / DER SPIEGEL

"The Assad Regime Would Not Survive Loss of Captagon Revenues" - Illustration: Matthias Schardt / DER SPIEGEL

Syrian Drug Smuggling "The Assad Regime Would Not Survive Loss of Captagon Revenues"

The regime of Bashar Assad is apparently deeply involved in the trade of synthetic drugs. German investigators have now found proof that Syria's dictator is apparently funding his rule with drug money. By Jörg Diehl, Mohannad Alkhalil Alnajjar und Christoph Reuter

Case in Germany Raises Questions about How to Try Assad's Atrocities - Juma Mohammad / ZUMA Wire / picture alliance

Case in Germany Raises Questions about How to Try Assad's Atrocities - Juma Mohammad / ZUMA Wire / picture alliance

Witness, Defendant, Deserter Case in Germany Raises Questions about How to Try Assad's Atrocities

The crimes committed by Bashar al-Assad's power apparatus are finally getting the legal attention they deserve as a trial for crimes against humanity in Syria comes to a close in Germany. But there's an important hitch: The men being tried actually deserted from the regime. By Christoph Reuter und Hannah El-Hitami

A Chronicle of Refugee Deaths along the Border Between Poland and Belarus

A Chronicle of Refugee Deaths along the Border Between Poland and Belarus

"Mama, Pray for Us" A Chronicle of Refugee Deaths along the Border Between Poland and Belarus

At least 17 people have died at the border between Poland and Belarus. European politicians have described the refugees as "weapons" in a "hybrid war." In fact, they were people with dreams, fears and aspirations. Here are their stories.

The Story of the Destruction of an Aid Organization - AP

The Story of the Destruction of an Aid Organization - AP

Deadly Intrigue The Story of the Destruction of an Aid Organization

James Le Mesurier founded the organization that raised money for the White Helmets in the Syrian war. An intrigue drove the emergency foundation to ruin – and Le Mesurier to his death. By Christoph Reuter

“Our Friends in the West Are Acting as if We Are an Occupying Power" - Bradley Secker / DER SPIEGEL

“Our Friends in the West Are Acting as if We Are an Occupying Power" - Bradley Secker / DER SPIEGEL

Interview with Chief Erdoğan Adviser “Our Friends in the West Are Acting as if We Are an Occupying Power"

Ibrahim Kalın is the chief foreign policy advisor to Turkish President Erdoğan. He sees the Europeans as ungrateful but strives for better relations. How does he hope to overcome tensions? Interview Conducted by Özlem Topçu in Istanbul

How Austrian Intelligence Hid a Suspected Syrian War Criminal from the Law - Bryan Denton

How Austrian Intelligence Hid a Suspected Syrian War Criminal from the Law - Bryan Denton

Operation White Milk How Austrian Intelligence Hid a Suspected Syrian War Criminal from the Law

Khalid al-Halabi is thought to have been responsible for the torturing of Syrian opposition activists. Despite efforts to bring him to justice, he has been living in freedom in Austria for years – protected by the country's intelligence agency. By Fidelius Schmid und Wolf Wiedmann-Schmidt

A Family’s Journey from Cologne to the Islamic State

A Family’s Journey from Cologne to the Islamic State

“Mama, Send Some Money” A Family’s Journey from Cologne to the Islamic State

Their sons moved from Cologne to the war in Syria. They kept slaves and rose up the ranks of Islamic State leadership. Their parents would send them care packages with popcorn and Kalashnikov magazines. By Özlem Gezer, Sarah Klosterkamp und Timofey Neshitov

Looking Back at a Decade of Violence in Syria - Yuri Kozyrev / NOOR / laif

Looking Back at a Decade of Violence in Syria - Yuri Kozyrev / NOOR / laif

Ten Years of War Looking Back at a Decade of Violence in Syria

It has been 10 years since the beginning of the civil war in Syria. What began as a popular uprising against dictator Bashar Assad has transformed into a proxy conflict with no end in sight. Dozens of trips to the country in the last decade have born witness to the destruction. By Christoph Reuter

German Prosecutors Are Collecting Evidence on Chemical Weapons Attacks in Syria - AFP

German Prosecutors Are Collecting Evidence on Chemical Weapons Attacks in Syria - AFP

The Assad Files German Prosecutors Are Collecting Evidence on Chemical Weapons Attacks in Syria

German prosecutors are currently collecting witness testimonies, documents and videos incriminating Syria in what are believed to be war crimes. The evidence against the Assad regime compiled by groups that have filed a criminal complaint in Germany is overwhelming. By Christoph Reuter, Fidelius Schmid und Wolf Wiedmann-Schmidt

EU Border Agency Frontex Complicit in Greek Refugee Pushback Campaign

EU Border Agency Frontex Complicit in Greek Refugee Pushback Campaign

Illegal Practices EU Border Agency Frontex Complicit in Greek Refugee Pushback Campaign

Greek border guards have been forcing large numbers of refugees back to sea in pushback operations that violate international law. DER SPIEGEL and its reporting partners have learned that the European Union is also complicit in the highly controversial practice. By Giorgos Christides, Emmanuel Freudenthal, Steffen Lüdke und Maximilian Popp

How Syrians Are Reshaping German Society - Johannes Arlt/ DER SPIEGEL

How Syrians Are Reshaping German Society - Johannes Arlt/ DER SPIEGEL

Five Years After Refugee Wave How Syrians Are Reshaping German Society

A large portion of the hundreds of thousands of Syrian refugees who arrived in Germany in 2015 are planning to stay in the country for good. They have changed much over the past five years, and so has the country. By Katrin Elger

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