Syrian Christians remain anxious almost a year after fall of Assad regime
Families remember lost loved ones while navigating fears under new governance
Families remember lost loved ones while navigating fears under new governance
Manar Mervat Al Shouha, who fled civil war, prefers to talk through her paintings, but she has much to say about her fears for Syria, Irish people’s indirectness, and how ‘the feeling of time’ is similar in both countries
Withdrawal from Unifil will allow for ‘reset’ and ‘focus on national defence’, chief of staff says
Group accuses presidential candidate of ‘misleading’ statements over meeting ‘Palestinians’ on 2018 trip
‘Let’s just say, we’ve all heard many stories about him’ says former neighbour of Al-Aal
Talks underscore Moscow’s efforts to safeguard military foothold in region and forge relations with new rulers in Damascus
Presidential candidate confirms taxpayer funded allowance was used, having previously said ‘I funded that trip’
Presidential candidate has previously indicated that visit to war-torn country was a ‘fact-finding’ trip
UNHCR commissioner asks international community to offer support to returning Syrians
Nadia Fall’s film is inspired by London schoolgirl Shamima Begum, who left home to join Islamic State
Despite an initial mood of wartime solidarity, Iranians across the political spectrum believe the conflict has exposed the vulnerabilities of the system
Independent TD’s bid for presidency won unanimous backing of People Before Profit party on Sunday
Idealists are not naive by definition but, when they are, they are ripe for exploitation as propaganda stooges
Families are fleeing their homes in territory’s largest urban centre, say residents
Spiritual leader Hikmat Hijri speaks out against ‘recent ordeal that aimed to exterminate’ his community
Remarks aimed at separatists in majority Druze province who have enlisted support from Israel
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Violence ‘exacerbated by Syrian government intervention and Israeli air strikes’, says Human Rights Watch
Fighting began a week ago with clashes between Bedouin and Druze fighters that prompted Israeli strikes
Syria’s Sweida province has been engulfed by nearly a week of violence
Government withdrawal from southern Sweida province follows days of sectarian clashes and Israeli strikes
Small but influential minority straddles Lebanon, Syria, Jordan, Israel and the occupied Golan Heights
Israel vows to destroy Syrian government forces attacking religious group in southern Syria
Galway West TD Catherine Connolly officially confirmed her candidacy on Tuesday
Nearly 170 killed in this week’s violence, says Syrian Network for Human Rights
Targets hit include palace of president and Syrian military headquarters in Damascus
Troops sent in to de-escalate situation after fighting breaks out between Bedouin clans and Druze militias
A critic of ‘warmongering’ and a Gaeilgeoir, Independent TD was not in the mix during Coalition talks
Gaza Humanitarian Foundation proposes ‘Humanitarian Transit Areas’ located inside and outside of war–torn enclave
The group, also know as Al-Nusrah Front, took part in offensive that ousted Bashar al-Assad
Finland, Poland and Ukraine have all moved recently to exit the 1997 Ottawa agreement
Security vacuum after Assad downfall has led to plundering for Greek, Roman and Byzantine artefacts
A Syrian, a Palestinian, an Iranian and an Israeli give their views on how better times might be reached where they live
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