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Syrian War

Civilians at risk as US-backed Syrian forces target IS

Syrian War

Women and children stand in a field after they fled from the Baghouz area in the eastern Syrian province of Deir Ezzor on February 12, 2019 during an operation by the US-backed Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) to expel hundreds of Islamic State group (IS) jihadists from the region.

Civilians at risk as US-backed Syrian forces target IS

Yemen War

Police trooper stands guard on a street in the Red Sea port city of Hodeidah, Yemen February 13, 2019.

UN says first Yemen pullback to begin soon

EU - Israel

Feb. 14, 2019 photo shows Poland's Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki, left, and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, right, attend a meeting in Warsaw, Poland.

Netanyahu seeks to save face after cancelled Visegrad summit

Sudan protests

A Sudanese protester raises the victory sign during an anti-government demonstration in Khartoum on February 15, 2019.

Sudan protesters remain unbowed but so does Bashir

Press freedom

155 journalists and media executives are in prison in Turkey

Turkey court upholds convictions of opposition journalists

Post-coup crackdown

Exiled Turkish Muslim preacher Fethullah Gulen at his residence in Saylorsburg, Pennsylvania

Turkey seeks to detain over 300 for alleged Gulen ties

Egypt's war on terror

The explosion took place near Al Azhar mosque

Two policemen killed in Cairo bomb blast

Kurdistan political crisis

Vala Farid from Kurdistan Democratic Party

Iraqi Kurds elect first woman speaker temporarily

Yemen Ceasefire

Hodeidah port is the entry point for the bulk of imported goods and relief aid to Yemen

Yemen warring sides agree deal on first pullback

The tortured ‘truth’ of the Iraq war keeps surfacing

Tallha Abdulrazaq

Pope’s visit to the UAE a watershed event

Iran facing its ‘biggest crisis’ 40 years after revolution

Iraqi intellectuals alone in the face of assassinations

France’s Muslim paradox

Wary of similar fate, Erdogan stands with Maduro

Morocco Boycott

Morocco boycott pushes Danone into the red

Morocco Boycott

Yoghurt by French foods group Danone, France, March 14, 2016.

Morocco boycott pushes Danone into the red

Iran Sanctions

An Iranian military speedboat patrols the waters as a tanker prepares to dock at the oil facility in the Khark Island, Iran

Will Trump remove waivers from oil sanctions against Iran?

Sudanese currency

Many residents have to line up for hours to withdraw money

Sudan’s pound hits record low on black market

Emirates airline

Emirates airline is the largest A380 customer

Emirates agrees with Airbus to reduce A380 order

Iraq's Yazidis

Nightmares still haunt Yazidi survivors of IS killings

Iraq's Yazidis

A man sits outside his tent as children look on at a refugee camp in Sinjar

Nightmares still haunt Yazidi survivors of IS killings

Dena Anwer

Dena Anwer holding her book "Those Taking Off the Hijab: The Silent Revolution"

Egyptian writer’s life turns into ordeal after penning book against hijab

Street Animals

In Ottoman times, people moved between home, the mosque and the market, while the streets were the space for the dogs.

Istanbul gives helping hand to four-legged friends

Arab Poetry

Emirati poet Sheikha al-Mtiri recites a poem as she takes part in the eighth season of “Prince of Poets,” February 12

The seductive appeal of Arabic poetry

Agriculture

Photo taken on August 6, 2011 shows a prickly pear or barbary fig tree in the Moroccan region of Skhour Rhamna region near Marrakech.

A 'humble' cactus brings hope to Algeria

Syrian War

Syrian men suffering from mental issues sit together at al-Waalan special needs centre in northern town of Aldana near Syria's second largest city of Aleppo on February 14, 2019.

Special needs centre offers sanctuary in Idlib

Iraqi Refugees

The cracked earth all around them was littered with empty bottles and dirty nappies.

Iraqi families flee IS in Syria for desperate conditions

Water Shortage

People have a Turkish bath at a newly-opened traditional Turkish-style steam bath in Sanaa, Yemen February 8, 2019.

Sanaa bathhouse a source of hot water for Yemenis

Climate Change

South Sudan grapples with the devastating effects of climate change, which is exacerbated by the deforestation

South Sudan’s teak forests fast disappearing

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