Prime Minister-Designate of Lebanon Nawaf Salam highlighted that he is working day and night on the formation of the upcoming...
The announcement of changes to Syria’s education curriculum, published on the Ministry of Education’s official Facebook page on January 1,...
Riham al-Shaar races down the corridors of Al-Mujtahid Hospital in the Syrian capital, Damascus. She weaves through a maze of patients, holding up her phone with a photo displayed on the screen. “Have you seen him?” she frantically asks everyone she passes. “Where are the prisoners from Sednaya?” she shouts...
Following the toppling of Bachar al-Assad and the entrance of opposition forces to all areas previously controlled by the regime,...
On the morning of Sunday, December 8, the unthinkable happened: Bashar al-Assad’s brutal regime fell. For years, his iron grip...
As Israel’s military campaign extends beyond Gaza, into the West Bank, and across the wider Middle East to Lebanonits growing tensions with Syria and Iraq have largely gone unnoticed. Since October 2023, Israel has intensified its strikes on Syria, aiming to disrupt Iranian weapons transfers to Hezbollah. Meanwhile, Iran-aligned groups...
It has been one week since Israel launched its largest offensive in the occupied West Bank since the Second Intifada...
Since cross-border attacks began in October 2023, the conflict between Israel and Hezbollah has extended beyond weapons alone. Beyond the...
Yesterday, United States President Joe Biden announced he’s dropping out of the presidential race. In his statement, Biden referred to what he considered as major victories and steps forward during his mandate for the nation and the American economy. However, he reflects that it is “in the best interest of...
On Sunday, thousands of people gathered in the Republic Square in Paris to celebrate the victory of the left-wing alliance...
On June 6, 2014, Islamic State fighters began an attack on Mosul, the second-largest city in Iraq. Ali Al Baroodi,...
Earlier this week, the European Parliament concluded its quinquennial elections in the context of extremely unstable national political landscapes and a deteriorating global peace and security state of affairs. The European People’s Party (EPP) took 190 seats of the parliament’s 720, an increase of 14 seats, with the European Commission...