Louisa Loveluck, Author at Valley News

Helou’s book contains more than 300 recipes, from simple suppers to festival fare. MUST CREDIT: HarperCollins Publishers.

Can 300 Recipes Ease Anti-Muslim Sentiment?

by Louisa Loveluck The Washington PostAugust 7, 2018

Beirut — Before Syria was devastated by war, its population displaced and ancient cities ruined, Anissa Helou would show visitors a different side to the country. Starting in Damascus, her tour groups wove northeast through Bosra and Palmyra, admiring…

Syria Stalls Inspections In Douma

by Louisa Loveluck The Washington Post, and Asma Ajroudi And Suzan Haidamous The Washington PostApril 20, 2018

Airstrikes Kill Dozens in Syria

by Louisa Loveluck The Washington PostMarch 17, 2018

This photo release by the Syrian Red Crescent, shows members of the Syrian Red Crescent distributing medicines for civilians in Douma, eastern Ghouta, a suburb of Damascus, Syria, Monday, March. 5, 2018. Desperate for food and medicine, Syrian civilians in the war-ravaged eastern suburbs of Damascus hoped for relief Monday as a 46-truck aid convoy began entering the rebel stronghold, the first such shipment in months. (Syrian Red Crescent via AP)

Violence Halts Syria Aid Delivery

by Louisa Loveluck The Washington PostMarch 6, 2018

Syrian Airstrikes Kill at Least 200 Civilians

by Louisa Loveluck The Washington Post, and Liz Sly The Washington PostFebruary 20, 2018

Turkey’s Offensive in Syria Runs Into Problems: Mountains, Mud

by Louisa Loveluck The Washington Post, and Zakaria Zakaria The Washington PostFebruary 10, 2018

Saudi Blockade Preventing Aid

by Kareem Fahim The Washington Post, and Louisa Loveluck The Washington PostNovember 8, 2017

U.S.-Led Coalition: Raqqa Battle Is Over

by Louisa Loveluck The Washington PostOctober 20, 2017

This frame grab from video released Tuesday October 17, 2017 and provided by Hawar News Agency, a Syrian Kurdish activist-run media group, shows a fighter from the U.S.-backed Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) firing his weapon during clashes with Islamic State militants, in Raqqa, Syria. The U.S-backed Syrian forces battling the Islamic State group in Syria say Raqqa's national hospital, one of the militants' last holdouts in city has been captured. The capture of the hospital Tuesday leaves the militants cornered in and around the notorious municipal stadium in the city, once the group's de-facto capital. (Hawar News Agency via AP)

Syria Victory Tests U.S. Resolve

by Louisa Loveluck The Washington Post, and Liz Sly The Washington PostOctober 17, 2017

UN Accuses Syria of Sarin Attack

by Louisa Loveluck The Washington PostSeptember 7, 2017