Nada Maucourant Atallah
Articles
The lingering mysteries around Hariri's killing and Al Assad's role
Most of the suspects have been killed, with some suggesting an 'inside job' by the Syrian regime
Why clashes have erupted at the Lebanon-Syria border
Deadly violence has broken out along the frontier as Syria intensifies its crackdown on smuggling routes linked to Hezbollah
Lebanon files lawsuit against HSBC in Switzerland over Riad Salameh embezzlement case
Swiss financial watchdog accused HSBC Private Bank Switzerland of breaking money-laundering rules.
‘I felt my heart leave my body’: Lebanese citizens accuse Israel of torture
Ahmad and Moustafa Rizk were among seven Lebanese detainees held by the Israeli army as they attempted to return to south Lebanon
Investors lured by promise of a new Syria but painful reforms lie ahead
New HTS-led government seeks billions of dollars for reconstruction and attempts to tackle poverty and cronyism
Lebanese return home to border villages, braving danger and desolation
Israeli forces have killed 24 people in two days but many villagers remain undeterred
Syrian art enthusiasts enjoy new-found freedom in post-Assad era
The new regime has ended decades of censorship, but creatives remain cautious about the future
New Syrian government ‘very keen’ to work on Austin Tice case, mother of missing US journalist says
Debra Tice says incoming Trump administration has contacted her already
Palestinian refugees in Syria reflect on shared suffering with Gaza
People in Yarmouk camp near Damascus rejoice at news of deal
Who is Joseph Aoun, Lebanon’s new president after two-year deadlock?
Army chief emerged as consensus candidate after years of stalemate
Aoun emerges as frontrunner as Lebanon moves closer to electing a president
Nation has been without a head of state since October 2022
Survivors reveal the horror of ‘disappearing’ into Assad’s detention network
More than 100,000 people held in former Syrian regime's intelligence branches and detention centres are still missing
Special reportFrom morgues to mass graves: The search for missing loved ones in Syria
More than 105,000 remain unaccounted for in the wake of the Assad regime's collapse
Anxious about a 'new oppression': fear overshadows joy for Syria's Alawites
HTS, the ruling rebel force, has promised to respect the rights of religious minorities
The National gains access to Russia's Syrian airbase as negotiations begin
Russia wants to keep crucial Mediterranean naval port and airbase under new government, officials say
