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INTELLIGENCE REPORTS

Investigative Reports

Data-driven reports built on the monitored source roster: who covers Syria, how much, from where, and what goes unreported, across all 14 governorates. Each one states the number of sources it drew on and links every figure to its data.

FEATURED · MAR 2026Policy Memo

The Reconstruction Intelligence Gap

390 of 447 postings, 87% of them, name no governorate at all. Of the ones that do, 65% are in Damascus, and 6 governorates have none. Organizations talk nationwide reconstruction and hire in the capital.

447 JOBS TRACKED · 87% WITH NO GOVERNORATE · 14 GOVERNORATES · AR / EN
Methodology Note

These reports come out of automated pipelines running on Nawafith's own databases. AI agents suggest the topics, pull the data and draft the analysis inside frameworks we designed and trained; the editorial decisions stay ours. Machines working at that scale get things wrong. Findings may carry errors, gaps or misreadings. Every data source is cited, and we would rather you checked them than took our word for it.

MAR 2026Policy Memo87%no governorate

The Reconstruction Intelligence Gap447 jobs tracked · 87% with no governorate · 14 governorates

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FEB 23 – MAR 20Humanitarian Assessment88articles

Deir ez-Zor: Humanitarian Assessment88 articles from 21 sources across 26 days: water first by a wide margin, displacement a documented coverage gap.

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MAR 13 – 22Source Audit510sources

Who Tells Syria's Story?510 sources, 6,146 articles, 7 factions: the state publishes less diversely, but relentlessly: SANA alone is 728 articles.

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MAR 2026Media Analysis52articles

The Alcohol Ban That Wasn't Just About AlcoholHow one decree became a test of governance narratives: coverage, framing and the March 20–25 retreat, faction by faction.

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