World | Syria Syria's Top Google Searches Tell Sad Story The desperation is apparent By Evann Gastaldo Posted Sep 30, 2015 12:58 PM CDT Copied Turkish soldiers guard the damaged border fence while Syrian refugees mass at the Turkish border in Akcakale, southeastern Turkey, Monday, June 15, 2015. (AP Photo/Lefteris Pitarakis) The horrors of the Syrian conflict show up in an odd place: Google, where the top searches out of war-torn nation over the past two weeks are heartbreaking, reports Al-Jazeera—and show how desperately people want to flee the country. The two most popular searches: "immigration to Germany" and "asylum in Germany" The next two top searches: "Greece map" and "sea separating Turkey and Greece" Other details searched for: "maps of Europe in Arabic," "map of Germany," and the distances between various areas More sad search terms that are popular: "treatment of burns at home," "prehospital trauma life support," and "mouth to mouth resuscitation" Click for more. Read These Next White House summoned Lauren Boebert over support of Epstein petition. Outrage after 13-year-old victim of deepfake nudes is expelled. A grandmother allegedly fatally struck her own grandson with her car. Prosecutor of James Comey, Letitia James is in the hot seat Thursday. Report an error