Emmanuel Jal’s voice is unhurried and kindly. His smile is not one that is easily forgotten – not because he is famous – but because it resonates a serenity that lingers. Yet, it is a marked contrast to his past....
A 60-page PDF report recently published by the Pentagon has caused quite a stir among nuclear proliferation experts and atomic weapons scholars. The document has attracted so much attention due to its controversial content, the authors cited, due to the...
The world had a hair-raising night. A raid on Iran was ready to be launched, the weapons loaded, the objectives identified. It was all systems go, then Trump recalled his generals and asked about the likely death toll: 150. A...
U.S. President Donald Trump took the first step towards armed conflict with Iran on Thursday evening by approving aerial strikes shortly before cancelling them. The strikes were designed as a response to Iran downing an unmanned U.S. drone earlier in...
A major development in events was confirmed late last night by the Russian Defence Ministry; a 72-hour truce in the “Hostilities Reduction zone, covering large sections of the Hama and Idlib rural areas. The ferocious battles fought in the area...
I saw a man being forced into a van in Sana’a. He was trying to free himself from the hold of ten men who, through punching and kicking, were forcing him into the back of the vehicle, while others were...
Here children do not go to school with guns or semiautomatic rifles, as is the case in the USA; most of them no longer go to school at all because, so far, more than 340 schools have been destroyed by the bombings.
(Damascus) Full of ups and downs, warmth and cold shoulders, alliance and animosity, comrades in-arms and disenchantment; such has been the relationship between Syria and Hamas (an Arabic abbreviation for the Movement of Islamic Resistance) in Palestine. It all started...
2017 was the toughest year for the Syrian civilians . Unicef: "These children have been scared, and these scars are ones which will never be erased"
On April 11, after three decades of authoritarian rule in Sudan, President Omar al-Bashir was usurped following mass protests. After years of being dominated by the ironclad fist of a regime that promoted rampant war crimes and human rights violations,...
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