Kareem Shaheen

Analysis: Moscow is falsely claiming that US journalists are staging fake chemical attacks in Syria

The Syrian regime is eager to conquer the last province under opposition control

As Turkey's currency crisis takes hold, ordinary citizens are changing their habits, reports Kareem Shaheen

As the Lira tumbles to new lows, Kareem Shaheen in Istanbul explores the impact on Turkey's relationship with the US

Washington imposing sanctions on Nato’s second largest power once seemed outlandish

The swift collapse of the southern front has left many contemplating the future of the revolution

Opposition figures have condemned the ruling party’s attempts to keep ‘anti-terror’ provisions

The government barrels towards a bloody military victory as spark of the revoultion is set to be snuffed out

There was a crackdown on rights after the failed coup. Now matters are deteriorating across the board, says Temel Karamollaoglu

Meral Aksener's platform as presidential candidate is to counter much of what her incumbent rival has done

The Turkish president, rallying the diaspora, is facing a tougher race than once expected

Eastern Ghouta is being cleared but are rebels and their families heading to their deaths?

Trump administration has moved American focus back to Gulf allies

A surge in fighting and bombing has seen Syria's prospects of peace disintegrate

Heavy fighting risks prolonged effort to clear Kurdish militants in northern Syria