Kareem Shaheen

Once the backer of the revolution against the Assad regime, Ankara now recruits rebel soldiers to fight faraway wars

With 28 mass graves unearthed, loved ones continue to wait for justice

Parts of Canada are reviving stay-at-home measures, adding hardship to an already harsh winter

Forest fires in the Hama region show how ecological losses and battles over resources feed off of each other

If not out of moral rectitude, then to avoid their citizens becoming foot soldiers of the next so-called caliphate

Even the figure of 463 million children around the world lacking access to education is an underestimation

After a slow start, most countries in the region are struggling with major waves of the virus

The former child refugee has become the first Canadian ever to win a European Champions League title

The pandemic has affected regions held by the regime and the rebels, but little is being done to tackle it

Even after the Special Tribunal for Lebanon convicted one Hezbollah operative, too many questions remain

The seaside city has given so many fond memories, and not even the worst tragedies can take those away

For women, the economic collapse in several countries is likely to make matters worse

The serenity I felt during my pilgrimage to Makkah and Madinah in 2003 has yet to be matched

Nothing is normal in Syria and Bashar Al Assad's international backers are the reason he remains in power

The effects of an outbreak in the impoverished, rebel-held province of Syria could be devastating