The Lebanese president and the rest of the political class will be compelled to carefully examine the Hariri government line-up and approve it, otherwise this class may find itself facing European sanctions.
The coronavirus continues to spread in the opposition-controlled parts on Idlib and Aleppo in Syria, with daily counts ranging between 300 and 500, and health workers say a health catastrophe is imminent.
Lebanese voice their anger at the return of the Future movement leader and former PM, Saad Hariri. Appointment shows calls for radical change in governance have gone unheard.
Russia's defence ministry denied that its forces had struck a hospital and bakery in civilian area of Ariha and left doctors helpless.
Demonstrators hail prime minister Sa'ad al-Hariri's departure but promise to stay in the streets until all their demands are met.
Doctors in Aleppo continue to treat children in need, after a global crowdfunding campaign gathered enough donations to rehabilitate and run a new hospital for a whole year.
The Department of Health in Baiji is reconstructing the health facilities in order to provide medical services to the 300,000 residents currently living in the city and the surrounding region.
The construction of health facilities in the north of Syria has been a top priority during periods of peace. In al-Bab a new hospital will be opening soon which treats all cases that were previously transferred to Turkish Hospitals. However, the adminstation complains that professional cadres are hard to find.
After the declaration of the election results earlier this month, current Prime-Minister, and PM-designate Sa'ad al-Hariri calls on parties to quickly form a coalition government to shield Lebanon from instability.
The sheer level of destruction experienced by Raqqa City over the course of the battles to defeat the ISIS militants...
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With Syria’s healthcare system crippled by conflict, women and children are dying from treatable illnesses.
The newly opened al-Iman Hospital in the town of Urem, Aleppo, seeks to address the healthcare needs of Syria's women & children.
Mahmoud Mustafa explains how he went from being an eye surgeon in Aleppo to providing emergency care amid attacks in the city
AMMAN: Three hospitals serving an estimated 600,000 residents of the rebel-held west Aleppo countryside are out of commission on Tuesday...
The largest hospital in rebel-held parts of Syria’s Aleppo was “completely destroyed” in air strikes on Monday, the medical organisation...