
Camp Closures Force Iraqi Families Back To Shattered Homes
At least 34,000 people have been pushed out by the closure or consolidation of 11 formal camps since mid-October, with many of them forced to return to uninhabitable homes in northern Iraq.
At least 34,000 people have been pushed out by the closure or consolidation of 11 formal camps since mid-October, with many of them forced to return to uninhabitable homes in northern Iraq.
Black markets flourish and civilians resort to desperate measures as impact of ongoing oil blockade continues to affect Libya.
King of Jordan Abdullah II warns that the thousand foreign fighters that have left Syria’s Idlib to end up in Libya may help in the Islamic State's regrouping.
The recent discovery of additional mass graves of Iraqi Kurds is prompting renewed calls for collaborators with the former Iraqi regime to be prosecuted.
Tima Kurdi, aunt of Alan Kurdi, the Syrian toddler whose body washed up lying face down on a beach in Turkey, tells her family’s painful story. Tima is currently going on publicity tours across Canada to sell her book which discusses her family's escape from Syria.
With one in five Iraqis working as farmers, crippling water shortages have pushed many to find alternative employment
As its economy falters and protests continue to rumble, activists in Jordan and tribes are demanding greater representation.
King Abdullah II of Jordan expected to meet Prime Minister Hani al-Mulki later on Monday as protests in Amman continue over tax increases. The tax increases came after an IMF-backed tax reform bill was sent to parliament last month.
In a meeting between King Abdullah II of Jordan and Iraqi Foreign Minister Ibrahim al Ja'afari in Amman, Abdullah confirms his country's support for Iraq's war against terrorism.
Disabled people in Egypt have been offered little support from the state, but a new law promises to assist them find employment.
A boy stands at an airstrike site in the rebel-held besieged city of Douma, in the eastern Damascus suburb of Ghouta, Syria
A former Aleppo resident who visited his hometown after fleeing to Turkey describes a city forever changed by war.
As the Syrian government army makes advances in east Aleppo, civilians say the situation is getting worse. Residents in rebel-controlled...
Duhok – The Islamic State’s (ISIS) Minister of Media was killed in an airstrike by the Iraqi Air Force in Nineveh...
Kobane – The Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) launched on November 6 a new military operation against the Islamic State (ISIS) in Raqqa city....
The very first question that comes to my mind in the morning is “How am I going to get bread...