Nada Maucourant Atallah
Articles
Syria's Aleppo risks further violence as efforts to withdraw SDF fighters falter
Some fighters withdrew, while others chose to stay and fight, with sporadic clashes in the area
Syrians in Israeli-occupied towns pin hopes of regaining homes on diplomacy
Syria and Israel have agreed to share intelligence and explore commercial ties
Israel not happy with Lebanon's progress in disarming Hezbollah
Warning comes after army announced completion of first phase of disarmament plan
Syrian government declares temporary ceasefire in Aleppo
Tens of thousands flee Ashrafieh and Sheikh Maqsoud districts
AnalysisWhy do Iran and Hezbollah care about Venezuela?
Tehran has condemned capture of president Nicolas Maduro as it warns against US striking Iran
Syria declares Kurdish positions in Aleppo 'legitimate military targets'
Public offices and schools closed and flights suspended in northern city as fighting continues
Israel and Syria to share intelligence and explore commercial ties after Paris deal
France hosted security talks as Syrians seek recognition of 'stable, unified and sovereign' state
Mastercard grants QNB licence to resume activities in Syria
After 14-year hiatus, move would allow domestic and international card payments
Christmas concert offers stage for Lebanon’s forgotten actors
Shining Stars of Hope blends music and memories to raise funds for retired actors without social safety net
'We are proud of Ahmed': Bondi hero's Syrian hometown praises brave act
The National speaks to family members in Nayrb, a small town devastated by civil war
DispatchDirty cells, scattered documents and hopeful men: Sednaya, a year on
The National returns to Syria's most notorious prison a year after fall of Assad regime
DispatchDeadly Israel raid sows terror and shock in southern Syrian village
The National talks to residents of Beit Jinn, where attack killed 13, including children and women
Roaring chants in Damascus mark one year since Assad regime's collapse
Wearing military fatigues, President Al Shara celebrates anniversary by attending dawn prayers at Umayyad Mosque
‘A mother never gives up’: The endless search for Syria’s disappeared
With tens of thousands swallowed by prisons, Syria's new leaders face one of the civil war’s most brutal legacies
Oil and gas investors return to Syria with optimism and curiosity
Damascus welcomes foreign businesses at first major international oil and gas exhibition since regime change
