Nada Maucourant Atallah
Articles
Kurdish-led SDF to join Syria’s state institutions under new deal
Agreement includes ceasefire, citizenship rights and integration of civil and military bodies
Syrians recount loss during fighting and revenge killings
The National spoke to eight members of the Alawite community, some confined to their homes, surrounded by intense violence, with others hiding in the woods
Militias ‘rampage’ into central Syria after killings in Alawite areas
The UN and US condemn mass sectarian killings after more than 1,300 people, mainly civilians from the minority community, have been killed since last week
Hundreds of Syrians reported dead as civilians caught in spiralling violence
As many as 745 people reported dead since fighting erupted in the western coastal region
A rare look inside Syria’s ISIS prison as jailbreak attempts surge
The 4,500 detainees of 46 nationalities are a 'ticking bomb', Kurdish-led authorities tell The National
130 killed as Syrian government forces and pro-Assad militias clash
Reports of dozens more wounded in fierce fighting
At least 13 Syrian security troops killed in clashes with pro-Assad gunmen
Attack is among the deadliest since Syria's new administration, led by interim President Ahmad Al Shara, took power
South Lebanon mourns at mass funerals as PM calls for Israel's complete withdrawal
After being put on hold for months, funeral processions have resumed as mourners flock to their villages to bury their dead
Special reportNorth-east Syria at crossroads following Assad’s fall and call to disarm PKK
Announcement of the PKK’s dissolution might ease tensions between Turkey and Kurdish-led administration
Lebanese parliament backs new government in historic vote
'Armed resistance' term removed as statement vows to establish a state monopoly on weapons
Israel attacks area south of Damascus as new government condemns incursion
'We will not allow southern Syria to become southern Lebanon,' says Israeli Defence Ministry
In ruined Raqqa, cracks appear after the fall of the Assad regime
First the city was released from the tyranny of ISIS. Then it celebrated the ousting of Syria's unloved dictator. But the future appears far from certain for its war-weary residents
Tens of thousands attend Hassan Nasrallah’s funeral in Beirut
Hezbollah leader Naim Qassem tells mass ceremony at stadium in Lebanese capital that group's former chief 'lives within us'
Special reportUS aid cuts raise security risk at ISIS holding camps in Syria
Authorities and residents at Al Hol camp say suspension of services could lead to protests and chaos
Lebanon's flight ban 'will not stop Iran funding Hezbollah'
Indefinite ban on flights to and from Iran follows Israeli claim it transported funds to arm militant group
