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Legacy socialism, vested interests: Can European investors break into Syria?
With the last package of sanctions lifted, foreign businesses see opportunities aplenty. But there are obstacles ...
UK medical regulator reopens Gaza surgeon Ghassan Abu Sittah complaint
Plastic surgeon claims GMC has been 'weaponised' to silence doctors speaking out about Israeli war crimes
Six Palestine Action activists cleared of aggravated burglary
Defendants were accused of attacking the UK premises of Israeli defence company Elbit Systems
Fee of €2 at Rome's Trevi Fountain boosts city's tourist levy
Paris and London eye charges as UK government hopes to end free entry to major museums
Al Roj camp managers fear women emboldened by thoughts of ISIS resurgence
Camp administrator fears world is 'closing its eyes and ears' to emerging threat
'Moving my son to Iraq from ISIS camp risks death sentence'
Sally Lane, whose son Jack Letts has been held in Syria since 2017 without trial, says he should be returned to UK or Canada to face justice
Sudan's Somoud backs Hamdok's call for European support to end civil war
Former cabinet minister Khalid Yousif tells The National that former regime forces are stalling the peace process and dividing society
UK government urged to get tougher on Israel to meet ICJ Gaza orders
British charity calls for stronger measures against Israel in line with the court's provisional measures from 2024
Abdalla Hamdok tours Europe to push Sudan peace process
Exiled leader has described US-led roadmap as 'light at the end of the tunnel'
Lawyer believes Shamima Begum will return to UK
Damascus authorities expected to seek repatriation agreement for wives and children of detained foreign ISIS fighters
Shamima Begum's citizenship challenge takes new twist with Syria upheaval
Collapse of Kurdish control in north-east raises risks for Britons stripped of citizenship
Freed Evin prisoner demands ‘action now’ in hunger strike at US London embassy
Nasrin Roshan calls on Donald Trump to follow through on promises to protesters
The UN returns to where it all began to mark its 80th birthday
Central Westminster Hall, where the first General Assembly was held, will host a conference with one eye on the organisation's past and the other on its future
Palestinian citizen of Israel granted UK asylum over 'well-founded fears of persecution'
Lawyers accuse former British home secretary of blocking move to grant asylum
Iran phishing campaign targets critics abroad despite internet shutdown
Cybersecurity expert warns high-tech attackers can gain access to any victim's phone using QR code
