Anjana Sankar

Refugees speak of hope for a free, secular Syria in the post-Assad era

About 150,000 people have been forcibly displaced in a week of clashes between rebels and government forces

Iran would consider sending troops to Syria if asked, Foreign Minister Araghchi says

Antonio Guterres calls for return to UN-enabled political process

Militants have launched renewed insurgency, taking over large parts of territory in Aleppo and Idlib

Insurgents have taken large parts of the country and have Damascus in their sights

Camille Vasquez discusses 'most jolting' experience of her career at Dubai event

Two-day Global Women’s Forum in Dubai is addressing gender issues and women's empowerment

Questions abound over how the warrants will affect their movements abroad and Israel's diplomatic relations

All 124 member states of the ICC are obliged by the court's founding statute to arrest the accused

At least five killed in Monday night's attack on the Zuqaq Al Blat area, not far from Lebanon's parliament

At least 4.4 million people live without citizenship of any country in an expanding worldwide pool of refugees

Shelling across the country is forcing people to seek safety in shelters and in neighbouring nations, with some Syrians having to return to the home they fled years ago

Tehran is willing to negotiate but not under pressure and intimidation

He had demanded the release of four political prisoners held after 2022 demonstrations