The Economist's Middle East blog
BARI ABDULATIF used to spend his time taking pictures of Syria—of the fighting, destroyed buildings, demonstrations. The young Syrian activist is now tied up at meetings at the local council in El Bab, a rebel-held town outside Aleppo. The problems range from trying to get diesel for the generators—power comes on for only a few hours a day—to looking after the refugees and managing the council’s political splits. "We are not very good at democracy yet,” he says, smiling apologetically.
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