Lemma Shehadi
Articles
UK's 'remarkably cautious' Middle East policy fails to appease critics
Indecision on Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, Palestinian statehood and arms sales to Israel have led to calls for a bolder stance on the Middle East
Britain’s new Iran ambassador has experience of Hezbollah’s rise
Hugo Shorter replaces Simon Shercliff in Tehran ahead of an anticipated Israeli retaliatory strike
As a 2006 evacuee, I understand the wrench of fleeing war-torn Lebanon
The UK's Operation Highbrow to evacuate 4,500 people from Lebanon in 2006 was widely praised, but a rerun is less certain today
Relief and fear as people in Lebanon manage to flee to London
The UK will charter a commercial flight from Beirut to Birmingham on Wednesday, but won't commit to further evacuations
EU-Gulf taskforce could tackle Captagon crisis
Drug use in Syria is driven by people coping with trauma, unemployment or pain from conflict-related injuries
Teachers turn to poets to help refugee children in increasingly hostile Britain
Volunteers are using books and art to create a more welcoming environment for refugees in UK schools
One woman's quest for bereaved Syrians to find justice in German court
Resident in Germany seeks accountability for Assad regime after losing five brothers in Syria
Three key ICC judges who could send Israeli leaders to The Hague
Little is known about the direction the court's panel could take after a request for arrest warrants against Israeli leaders
Britain sends 700 troops to Cyprus as nationals told to leave Lebanon
Decision forms first stage of government's contingency plans as conflict intensifies in Lebanon
Gaza academics boost numbers seeking refuge in the UK
Charity sees a record 400% increase in applications in the last three years
Former UK director of public prosecutions condemns Israeli PM comments about ICC
Ken Macdonald said Benjamin Netanyahu's accusations against ICC Prosecutor Khan were 'shameful'
Miliband: UK should be ambitious without hubris on international aid
The UK has a role to play in supporting war-torn countries that are also most affected by climate change, says David Miliband
UK's foreign affairs committee to elect new leader
Labour veteran Emily Thornbury and former trade envoy Dan Carden are vying to lead the influential group of MPs
ICC prosecutor warns against 'threat and harassment' as pro-Israel lawyers file complaint
Karim Khan's office hits back after he is reported to barristers' regulatory body over pursuit of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu
UN human rights expert to call for more pressure on Taliban
Taliban 'tightening grip on country', emboldened by lack of unity from the international community, says envoy