Years of war have wrought chaos for children’s education
In Syria's Idlib, education is a casualty of war as schooling conditions have serious impact on its quality.
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Algeria witnesses 31st week of peaceful pro-democracy protests
Tough tactics ordered by army chief test Algeria's grassroots protests demanding constitutional changes, radical reforms.
Gov’t proposes ‘new model’ to improve teachers’ conditions
As protests continue in the country, the Government of Jordan has presented a proposal that would improve teacher conditions.
UNAMI Opens New Offices In Mosul To Serve Communities In Nineveh Governorate
The United Nations Assistance Mission for Iraq (UNAMI) has opened new offices in the Nineveh Province in order to strengthen and support the local communities.
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Tunisians React To The Death Of Zine El-Abidine Ben Ali
Tunisia's former President, Zine El-Abidine Ben Ali, died on Thursday following a long battle against cancer. Among the Tunisian people, the memory of the man who ruled the country for 23 years before being ousted in 2011, triggering the Arab Spring movement, is decidedly mixed.
Woman In Kobani Seeks To Revive Kurdish Culture And Folklore
As the city of Kobani rebuilds from the brutal ISIS siege of 2014, activists such as Oum Rinas seek to also revive its cultural heritage that had been suppressed under the Ba'ath rule for decades.
Iraq Passes Law that Seeks to Ease Reconstruction Process
The Iraqi Council of Ministers approved the draft law of the Reconstruction Council, which will have the powers of contracting, oversight and implementation of project management.
Iraqi Prime Minister Visits China to Encourage Economic Cooperation
The Iraqi Prime Minister Adil Abd al-Mahdi is traveling with a delegation to China to discuss bilateral ties with a focus on economic relations.