Nada Maucourant Atallah
Articles
Survivors reveal the horror of ‘disappearing’ into Assad’s detention network
More than 100,000 people held in former Syrian regime's intelligence branches and detention centres are still missing
Special reportFrom morgues to mass graves: The search for missing loved ones in Syria
More than 105,000 remain unaccounted for in the wake of the Assad regime's collapse
Anxious about a 'new oppression': fear overshadows joy for Syria's Alawites
HTS, the ruling rebel force, has promised to respect the rights of religious minorities
The National gains access to Russia's Syrian airbase as negotiations begin
Russia wants to keep crucial Mediterranean naval port and airbase under new government, officials say
Russian forces deny Assad claim of being forced to flee Syria
In first public statement, ousted dictator denied he planned to leave
Inside Assad's multi-billion dollar Captagon factories
Unprecedented evidence of large-scale production after regime forces flee drug factories
Syrian hometown of Assad's father celebrates end of regime
Mausoleum of late Syrian leader Hafez Al Assad stormed and set ablaze by rebels
HTS commander reveals years of planning behind rapid overthrow of Assad
Abu Hassan Al Hamwi, close ally of militant group’s leader, vows to surrender arms to a newly established army
'Back to work': Syrian state employees vow to dismantle regime's corrupt past
Most employees were back at their desks days after the regime fell but some stayed home, fearing reprisals
'I had faith in God’: Syrian families return home after years of exile
The fall of the Assad regime has paved the way for families to return home after years of displacement
'Missing for a decade': Thousands of Syrians search for loved ones at Sednaya prison
About 100,000 detainees, including political prisoners, are still unaccounted for
‘Welcome to Free Syria’: jubilant Damascus residents grapple with uncertainty
Syrian border checkpoint with Lebanon abandoned
Special reportWar on culture: Lebanon's heritage sites destroyed in Israeli strikes
Historical sites and places of worship, protected under international law, have come under bombardment during the war
'They shot at her dead body': Lebanese family recount Israeli breach of ceasefire
Tanoukhi family says they were fired upon by Israeli army while attempting to bury a loved one, despite having permission
Israel's repeated strikes rattle nerves in Lebanon amid crumbling truce
Nine people killed in wave of Israeli strikes on Monday evening, sparking fears fragile ceasefire might collapse
