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.
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Exclusive interview: Nasser al-Hariri on the Syria peace process.
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.
