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Drug use in Syria is driven by people coping with trauma, unemployment or pain from conflict-related injuries

Resident in Germany seeks accountability for Assad regime after losing five brothers in Syria

Volunteers are using books and art to create a more welcoming environment for refugees in UK schools

Little is known about the direction the court's panel could take after a request for arrest warrants against Israeli leaders

Decision forms first stage of government's contingency plans as conflict intensifies in Lebanon

Charity sees a record 400% increase in applications in the last three years

Ken Macdonald said Benjamin Netanyahu's accusations against ICC Prosecutor Khan were 'shameful'

The UK has a role to play in supporting war-torn countries that are also most affected by climate change, says David Miliband

Labour veteran Emily Thornbury and former trade envoy Dan Carden are vying to lead the influential group of MPs

Karim Khan's office hits back after he is reported to barristers' regulatory body over pursuit of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu

Taliban 'tightening grip on country', emboldened by lack of unity from the international community, says envoy

A new book on the economics of poverty by Iraq's former finance minister Ali Allawi questions the effectiveness of the World Bank and the IMF

The final report on the fire in 2017 is being published, opening the way for a new phase in the aftermath of the disaster

Alternative for Germany would be unable to form a state government as it lacks the required majority

Sitting volleyball star Morteza Mehrzadselakjani 'going to lie on the floor'