Graduate doctors in rebel held areas of northern Syria are having to take to the frontlines of the battle against COVID-19, as the virus spreads through the area writes Al-Araby Al-Jadeed.

Hayat Tahrir al-Sham, which controls most of Syria’s Idlib province forbids the teaching and even discussion of philosophy.

According to doctors at one Damascus hospital, at least 50 patients have died, contradicting the Syrian government's official toll.

A new generation of Algerian women are finding inspiration in female freedom fighters from the country's past.

Hundreds of people have protested against the Assad regime after two former Syrian rebels were shot dead in Daraa, which has been under regime control since 2018.

Syrian refugees in Turkey are being detained and reportedly deported back to Syria in the past month. According to observers, anti-refugee sentiment in the country is rising, in the country that once welcomed Syrians fleeing from civil war.

Thousands of internally displaced people (IDPs) in Syria have once again been able to access vital medicine thanks to an initiative launched by the Syrian Relief and Development Organisation (SRD).

Doctors and pharmacists are providing essential medicines for free to those most in need in the Libyan capital, Tripoli.

Al-Azhar in Egypt is reported to be researching the possibility of adding a fine arts faculty to its string of institutions.

The pharmacy established in the countryside of Idlib province almost 5 years ago serves around 100 patients daily for free.

The Muhaimida Health Centre serves more than 9 villages free of charge in the western regions of Deir ez-Zour Province in Syria.

Medical volunteers in Syria's Quneitra Province have opened a medical clinic to aid those who have been displaced by the recent clashes in Daraa Province.

Turkey's Harran University is scheduled to open a new campus in Syria, in the Euphrates Shield area, after signing an agreement with the local al-Bab Council

A recent government decision to increase metro ticket prices leaves Egyptian commuters, already struggling with high living costs, scrambling to get by.

Ibtikar, the first Libyan social innovation competition specifically for women was held for three days between 13th-15th February in Tripoli....

Private or public education? Iraqi students attend their graduation ceremony at the Technical University of Baghdad