‘No one cares about us’: Worst drought in 40 years leaves Syria’s farmers thirsty for relief
The Kurdish militant group is laying down its weapons. President Recep Tayyip Erdogan is considering expanding minority rights. But some people say they cannot forgive and forget
After the fall of the Assad regime, a small but determined group from Europe and Turkey are going back to help shape Syria’s fragile recovery
The nation has rolled our new polymer notes but what do the designs all mean?
Israel’s bombs cannot destroy the eternal ties that bind Palestinian families however
Palestinians resigned to losing their homes forever flee in cars, carts, lorries and on foot as Israel issues yet another displacement order
After the 2006 war, the world rushed to help with reconstruction but this time, and with $11bn of damage to repair, the nation is on its own
More than 50,000 archive photographs have been digitised in a landmark conservation project
An investigation of 219 killings in two years of war points to Israel's deliberate targeting of reporters
Extreme weather disasters are causing mass displacement – an issue experts say is being overlooked
Much of the physical damage has been repaired while accountability remains elusive
In focus
Who is Iran's exiled crown prince Reza Pahlavi?
UAE Property‘I feel forced to buy a home due to the fear of missing out’
Dar Global and Trump Organisation launch luxury project in Riyadh’s Diriyah
How crops are being grown and fish reared in an eco-friendly way in the Sharjah desert
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Mitten in Morocco:AD Ceuta's incredible rise and meeting Nayim
Noah Wyle breaks down what The Pitt season two is really about
Tottenham v Aston Villa player ratings: Palhinha 8, Tel 6; Rogers 8, Buendia 9