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13 hours ago · BEIRUT, Lebanon — Living in a tent in rebel-held northwestern Syria, Rudaina al-Salim and her family struggle to find enough water for drinking and...
13 hours ago · The EU package was widely perceived as “a bribe”: paying off Lebanese institutions to prevent Syrian refugees from reaching European shores. “The EU is happy and eager to pay off neighbouring states as a dumping ground for refugees,” Ms Hardman of HRW said. “In the wake of the deal we’ve seen a new crackdown in Lebanon.
13 hours ago · ANKARA. Turkish Defense Minister Yaşar Güler has denounced the PYD / YPG terrorist group’s latest election attempts in northern Syria, asserting that Ankara will not tolerate any fait accompli in the region. The PKK's Syrian branch, PYD/YPG, recently called for a so-called local election in northeastern Syria to gain legitimacy.
Jun 2, 2024 · I spent 8 days exploring a country that most would never dare to step foot in. My documentary of this trip will share with you what life is like in 2024 in S...
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13 hours ago · Report The war. 2024-06-02 04:15. font. Shafaq News/ Even as children around the world celebrated International Children's Day, many in Iraq continue to grapple with the lasting impacts of violence, displacement, and terrorism that followed the 2003 U.S.-led invasion, reported Xinhua news agency. Hathal Sabbar, a 10-year-old from the town of al ...
13 hours ago · The terrorist, Abdullah Muhammad Ibrahim (aka Abu Hisham), was actively smuggling ISIS members and families out of the al-Hol camp. The terrorist Ibrahim was involved in smuggling children known as “Cubs of the Caliphate” and women affiliated with ISIS. He aimed to transport them to ISIS-controlled areas in the Syrian Badia desert and ...
13 hours ago · Sudanese entrepreneur Julie Samir's dream of opening a restaurant has finally come true, but it's a bittersweet achievement after she fled Egypt from her war-torn homeland of Sudan."Competition wasn't as big in Sudan between food businesses, but here it's huge," Moufid says, pointing particularly to "large Syrian restaurants" founded by diaspora entrepreneurs who also fled their war-torn homeland in recent years.
