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Obeida Dabbagh recounts the horror of his brother and nephew’s enforced disappearances by the Assad regime during the Syrian civil war. Despite their innocence in protests, they suffered torture, leading …
The Search for Justice: A Relative’s Fight Against the Assad Regime’s Atrocities Read More
Lebanon has secured an agreement with Iraq to import two million tons of crude oil, transitioning from fuel oil amidst a financial crisis. The deal includes immediate cash payments in …
Lebanon Secures Oil Import Agreement with Iraq Amid Financial Crisis Read More
This article discusses Syria’s transition following the ousting of Bashar al-Assad, emphasizing the importance of grassroots, civilian-led peace initiatives. It highlights the role of independent media in supporting these narratives …
Syria’s Path Towards Recovery: The Role of Grassroots Peacebuilding Efforts Read More
Following the fall of President Bashar al-Assad’s regime, many Syrians are searching for loved ones imprisoned or disappeared during the conflict. While some prisoners, like Mazen al-Hamada, have shared harrowing …
The Plight of Syria’s Prisoners: Stories of Survival and Loss Read More
Israel has conducted over 350 airstrikes in Syria, targeting military assets to prevent weapons from reaching rebel groups. Concurrently, the plight of families seeking information about loved ones missing from …
Israel Intensifies Airstrikes in Syria Amid Political Turmoil and Human Rights Concerns Read More
MTN Group has launched 5G networks in Benin and the Republic of Congo, aiming to bolster digital and financial inclusion across Africa. The new technology promises faster speeds and lower …
MTN Group Launches 5G Networks in Benin and Republic of Congo Read More
On November 9, 2024, Jordan observed the 19th anniversary of the Amman bombings, which targeted three hotels in the capital, resulting in 60 deaths and 200 injuries. The attacks were …
Jordan Commemorates 19th Anniversary of the Amman Bombings Read More