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A new deal was supposed to bring the trappings of peace to the Yazidi homeland in northern Iraq. Residents say little has changed. → Read More
Six weeks on from a devastating explosion in Lebanon’s capital, coronavirus-prevention measures are low on residents’ priority lists – and cases are rising. → Read More
A new wave of coronavirus is further exposing government failings in the aftermath of the Beirut explosion. → Read More
Tuesday's colossal blast killed more than 150 people, left hundreds of thousands homeless - and also destroyed the Mar Mikhael graveyard → Read More
Mismanagement in Basra comes as frustration grows at an Iraqi government struggling to deliver on many of the country's most urgent post-conflict priorities. → Read More
Syrian military intelligence-run detention centers are responsible for some of the worst crimes committed by the security apparatus. Their highly bureaucratic operations, however, have helped build bodies of evidence against high-level officials. → Read More
The Palestinian Territories are a storied place. But it's unclear how Trump's recognition of Jerusalem as Israel's capital will affect tourism. Lizzie Porter reports. → Read More
The debacle has catapulted Lebanon to the forefront of regional tensions between Saudi Arabia and Iran. → Read More
Former Syrian detainees are turning to the European justice system for help. → Read More
The sight of planes swaying in gales is unlikely to encourage nervous fliers. But how risky is flying in high winds? → Read More
After months of defeats, Syria’s opposition is trying to unite under the umbrella of a national army to fight pro-government forces. But internal divisions, the geographic distribution of rebel groups and involvement of foreign powers undermine its chance of success. → Read More
The Armani Dubai Suite, designed by Mr. → Read More
The conflict is not getting anything like the media attention it deserves. → Read More
Isil fighters can no longer escape Syria to carry out attacks in Europe such as those that took place in Paris and Brussels, according to a chief in the US-led coalition against the terror group. → Read More
Isil fighters can no longer escape Syria to carry out attacks in Europe such as those that took place in Paris and Brussels, according to a chief in the US-led coalition against the terror group. → Read More
Iranian politicians have been criticised for unprofessional behaviour “unworthy of MPs” after they rushed to take selfies with a senior female EU diplomat. → Read More
Iranian politicians have been criticised for unprofessional behaviour “unworthy of MPs” after they rushed to take selfies with a senior female EU diplomat. → Read More
The trill is familiar: “Please listen to the following safety instructions...” But, particularly for frequent fliers, it's tempting not to tune in to the spiel that precedes every flight you will ever take. Because flying is safe. According to figures from the Civil Aviation Authority, there is an average of one fatality for every 287 million passengers carried to or from British airports. In… → Read More
Ahead of World Population Day 2015, we map the most and least densely populated countries, and offer advice on how to visit the latter → Read More
Hezbollah's museum is a tribute to its military victories against Israel, but not everyone agrees with their current strategy in the region → Read More