Zineb Abdessadok

Trips have been can­celled amid re­stric­tions on flights and a re­luc­tance of Sau­di com­pa­nies to work with Qatari firms.

Huriya Um Salem tries to keep her mem­o­ries of Ra­madan in Raqqa alive by host­ing if­tars for Syr­i­ans liv­ing in Doha.

The now be­sieged Yemeni city of Taiz once bus­tled with joy­ful vibes and plen­ty of food dur­ing the holy month.

Briefly af­ter the rev­o­lu­tion, Libya ex­pe­ri­enced a pe­ri­od of calm be­fore it was plunged yet again into an­oth­er con­flict.

Mo­hamed al-Aza­wi and his wife de­scribe how Ra­madan tra­di­tions have been af­fect­ed by the on­go­ing con­flict in Iraq.

On In­ter­na­tion­al Work­ers’ Day, marchers in Swe­den take to streets to back Mus­lim women’s right to wear hi­jabs at work.

Los­ing the oil ports could be an at­tempt to weak­en Haf­tar, and force him to meet po­lit­i­cal ri­vals, an­a­lysts say.

Raed An­doni’s Ghost Hunt­ing ex­plores trau­ma of for­mer Pales­tin­ian pris­on­ers as they re­build their in­ter­ro­ga­tion cell.

From Lebanon to Syr­ia, Niam Itani’s doc­u­men­tary Twice Upon A Time ex­plores war through the eyes of a child.

At least 185 ac­tivists killed world­wide, mak­ing it the high­est record­ed death toll, UK watch­dog says in its re­port.