Sue Turton

Sue Tur­ton re­turns to Afghanistan to shad­ow US Gen­er­al Nichol­son as he pur­sues the Trump ad­min­is­tra­tion’s new counter-in­sur­gency strat­e­gy in the war-torn coun­try.

Kur­dish Pesh­mer­ga troops say that it’s time for the world to re­alise that they can’t fight the armed group alone.

Al Jazeera speaks to a teenag­er from the Oc­cu­pied West Bank about his ex­pe­ri­ences in and out of Is­raeli jails.

For all the mil­lion-dol­lar pledges, the chance of aid reach­ing some of the most in need is very slim.

US-des­ig­nat­ed ter­ror­ist or­gan­i­sa­tion Jab­hat al-Nus­ra says “if jus­tice is al-Qae­da, then we are with them”.

A new court in a rebel-held part of Idlib province vows to bring law and or­der to the area.

Get­ting med­ical aid to Syr­ia is not a po­lit­i­cal de­ci­sion – it is a hu­man­i­tar­i­an re­spon­si­bil­i­ty.

Life in the small, north­west Syr­i­an town of Salma has be­come hell, says one pae­di­a­tri­cian, who has de­cid­ed to stay.

De­sire for re­venge against state’s sym­bols of op­pres­sion are ev­i­dent in ar­eas where Free Syr­i­an Army has won con­trol.