UN accuses Finland of leaving children in life threatening conditions at Al-Hawl camp

"We call on Finland to take immediate and decisive action to preserve the lives of these children, and to bring them home to their families," said an expert investigating the case

Saudi Arabia sets conditions for normalization with Israel: Report

The kingdom has asked for help developing a 'civilian nuclear program' and fewer restrictions on arms purchases from the US

Palestinian prisoners begin disobedience campaign against occupation

The prisoners called on the Palestinian people to support them and stand with them in their strategic and decisive battle

SDF ends military operation inside Al-Hawl refugee camp

The UK-based Save The Children NGO warned that children related to foreign ISIS fighters could remain in the camp for up to 30 years

Terror attack kills three children at refugee camp in northwest Syria

Despite warnings from NGOs of 'catastrophic' conditions in Syria's refugee camp Al-Hawl, most western countries refuse to take back their citizens

CENTCOM warns of catastrophe in Syria’s Al-Hawl camp

The United States has recently conducted a maneuver inside Syria to fight the last remaining ISIS cells, according to military reports

Over 100 ISIS suspects arrested in US-controlled refugee camp in Syria

Around 56,000 refugees live in Al-Hawl camp, as the camp is home to the wives, widows, and children of ISIS fighters

SDF launches anti-ISIS operation in Syria’s Al-Hawl camp

According to the SDF, ISIS had been planning a takeover of Al-Hawl after its failed attempt at overrunning Hasakah’s Ghweran prison in January

Afghans protest year-long stay at UAE camp, demand US hasten resettlement process

Afghan refugees have complained about the prison-like conditions of the facility Abu Dhabi is holding them in

26 refugees died in US-controlled Syrian camp this year

Al-Hawl houses tens of thousands of women and children who are related to captured ISIS fighters

150 Iraqi families leave Al-Hawl camp for repatriation

According to Iraq’s Migration Ministry, the rest of the 500 families will be repatriated by the end of the year

Two women killed in Syrian refugee camp run by US-backed forces

The murders are the latest in a string of violent incidents taking place at the refugee camp, where tens of thousands live in deplorable conditions

Leaked files expose Britain’s covert infiltration of Palestinian refugee camps

Under the guise of improving the plight of Lebanon’s Palestinian refugees, an initiative by the British Foreign Office has ulterior motives that impact Lebanese domestic politics.

Hundreds of Iraqis from Syria’s Al-Hawl camp repatriated

Iraq’s National Security advisor, Qassem al-Araji, has said that more families will be repatriated in the months to come

Civilians killed during clashes at SDF-run refugee camp in northeast Syria

Al-Hawl camp, run by the US-backed SDF, houses nearly 20,000 children who live in 'dire and unsafe' conditions

Children in SDF-run camps in northeast Syria could remain there for decades: NGO

Thousands of children related to ISIS fighters face violence and death as western countries refuse to repatriate them

Israeli airstrikes hit Gaza for second time this year

Tensions in the occupied territories have been at a fever pitch since Israel inaugurated it's most far-right government to date

Multipolarity was triggered by the 2003 US invasion of Iraq

Twenty years after the unlawful and destabilizing US-led invasion of Iraq, Washington must face the ultimate consequence of that war: UNSC powers China and Russia laying the foundation for a genuine, UN Charter-based system of multipolarism. 

China to host Iran-GCC summit later this year: Report

Several details of the reconciliation deal between Iran and Saudi Arabia have leaked, including Riyadh agreeing to have Iran International 'tone down' critical coverage of the Islamic Republic

Turkish elections: Can Erdogan maintain his grip on power?

The outcome of Turkiye’s upcoming vote could determine whether Ankara returns to a western-oriented foreign policy, or if Erdogan strengthens the country's autonomous direction.

Judaizing Jerusalem: Israel’s ‘demographic’ plan to ethnically cleanse the Holy City

The most right-wing government in Israel’s history is committed to advancing the Judaization of Jerusalem, including demolishing the Al-Aqsa Mosque and diminishing the Arab demographic in Al-Quds.

Washington’s Dollar-and-Stick ploy with Iraq

Iraqi officials are in Washington to discuss “economic reforms” but are in fact being pressured to shun Iranian energy imports in the hope of having US sanctions and dollar rations lifted.

UN official calls for dialogue to resolve Sinjar issue in Iraq

Hundreds of thousands of Yazidis still languish in IDP camps in poor conditions over eight years after suffering massacres and displacement due to KRG betrayal

Amid Turkiye’s rubble lies Erdogan’s political fate

The full impact of the recent earthquake that hit both Turkiye and Syria has yet to be fully assessed, but the Turkish Republic has already sustained significant damage that could have long-lasting political effects.

US ‘red lines’ in Syria aim to extend conflict: Report

The US and UK are reportedly considering the possibility of creating a new ‘autonomous zone’ in Syria’s southeast, similar the Kurdish-led administration in the north

Tel Aviv steps up ‘collective punishment’ across Israeli prisons: Report

Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir, a well-known Kahanist, has assumed control over Israel’s prison system as part of his new position

Lebanon ‘forbidden’ from repatriating refugees: Official

As a result of coordination between Beirut and Damascus, thousands of refugees have already returned to their country voluntarily

‘Significant progress’ made in Yemen ceasefire talks: Report

The UN-brokered ceasefire between Yemen and the Saudi-led coalition has been inactive since October, as Ansarallah has accused the US of trying to sabotage a new pact

Omani delegation revisits Yemen as truce extension falters

Ansarallah is currently carrying out ballistic missile tests, and has prepared for the possibility of an unprecedented escalation

The US Captagon Act: Tightening Syria’s siege under new pretext

Potential new US legislation aimed at curbing Syria's illicit drug trade is being weaponized to strike at the state and starve its people.