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Speakers condemn eviction threats against East Jerusalem families and attacks on Al Aqsa worshippers
Drive to punish women who dress ‘immodestly' has led to street attacks and a warning from women about an assault on hard won freedoms
Patients in Gaza and their companions have to navigate a complicated Israeli 'exit system' to get desperately needed treatment in occupied East Jerusalem
Finland's Foreign Minister Pekka Haavisto has vast experience in conflict resolution in Africa
Al Kadhimi seeks stronger ties with Gulf to boost trade and economic co-operation
Campaigners concerned that President Erdogan's authoritarian style encourages domestic violence
French nuclear-powered warship in quarantine as its Rafale jets prepare to continue US-led fight against ISIS in Syria and Libya
‘The National’ reveals how graduates are resorting to paying thousands for government jobs only to be fired months later
Ahmed Maher speaks to graduates who paid for jobs but were let go soon after
An attack on a hospital in Atareb on Sunday killed seven civilians
One weapons dealer 'The National' spoke to estimated that at least 30 per cent of the breadwinners in the province trade in arms
Bashar Al Assad's brutal response to the 2011 uprisings led to a Pyrrhic victory, says Syria analyst Michael A Horowitz
To many observers, the Syrian war may seem like a blur of violence and suffering but some pivotal events stand out
The depletion of oxygen supplies that resulted in the deaths lasted for two hours
Ten years after Damascus was ejected from the Arab League over the war, regional countries are deeply divided on whether to open diplomatic dialogue