AlepposeifeMiddle East Issues« English Home (Welcome) |
Part 1, Introduction | BBC WS, July 12, 2002 |
Part 2, Egypt´s Crisis of Identity | BBC WS, July 16, 2002 |
Part 3, Turkey: Battle of the Headscarf | BBC WS, July 22, 2002 |
Part 4, Iran: Pressure for Change | BBC WS, July 29, 2002 |
Part 5, Pakistan: Culture of Jihad | BBC WS, August 5, 2002 |
Part 6, Islam and the West | BBC WS, August 12, 2002 |
Foreign Languages
Radio Damascus in English There is no homepage of Radio Damascus´ foreign language programmes, let alone audio files for download. Radio Damascus broadcasts in English from 20:05 to 21:00 Greenwich Mean Time, and from 21:10 to 22:10 GMT |
Frequencies
Short wave: 9330 kHz, 12085 kHz, 13610 kHz. |
Radio Damascus is mainly a broadcaster of official statements and views. Culture is no big issue, and Alepposeife or Aleppo soap may not be one at all. But if you are interested in learning which organisations count as resistance fighters in official Syria, and which would rather be rebels, Radio Damascus will tell you. |
Lonely Planet about Syria |
Aleppo, travelled and described by George Azar The website of this American of Palestinian origins goes far beyond Syria, but contains some nice descriptions about Aleppo, too. |
Are they after our laptops?
South Africans travel Aleppo An implicit warning note to nasty immigration officials – an impolite reception for travellers may spoil your country´s image. Two South Africans did not enjoy every minute of their stay – posted on oldworldwandering.com on April 22, 2007. » www.oldworldwandering.com |
Visiting Damascus
Happy and unhappy moments Usually reporting from Israel and the occupied territories, a BBC reporter thinks back to his stay in Damascus, a week ago. » BBC News, December 10, 2007 |