Dominique Soguel

Before the start of Syria’s crisis in 2011, Christians made up 10–12 percent of the country’s 18 million people.

In camps for displaced people in northern Iraq and a home for survivors in Syria, the staccato testimonies, glazed eyes, and malnourished bodies of boys who left Baghouz in recent weeks hint at the depth of their trauma.

(The Christian Science Monitor) With the setting sun turning mountain slopes and dry fields into amber, a Yazidi girl struggled to lau...

(The Christian Science Monitor) In its latest assault on Syria’s cultural heritage, the self-described Islamic State has use...