Mouneb Taim

As Europe halts Syrian asylum applications, refugees face a growing fear of deportation amid shifting political agendas and uncertain safety back home

The Dutch Council of State has upheld new asylum rules, enabling the denial of residency for Syrian refugees who return to Syria after seeking asylum

Amsterdam becomes the latest European country to join the pro-Palestine protests. Dutch Students have spoken about their resilience amid police brutality.

Palestinians in the Netherlands are hosting modest iftars, emphasising shared experience instead of greed, to bring the reality of Ramadan in Gaza to light.

Unable to return home or see family, Syrians in Europe express feelings of depression, social isolation, and detachment during the holy month of Ramadan.

Calling for the end to the Gaza genocide, one activist in the Netherlands has used billboards on Dutch highways to advertise demands and educate the public.

To symbolise the distressing frequency of children killed in Gaza, the Dutch city has displayed more than 8,000 shoes, adding an extra pair every 10 minutes.

A cholera outbreak in northwest Syria has sparked fears of an impending humanitarian crisis. The New Arab spoke with doctors, patients, and activists about how the lack of sanitary infrastructure has forced Syrians to resort to drinking dirty water.

Turkey's Erdogan has accelerated his election pledge to deport Syrians, with many saying that they have faced physical and psychological trauma upon detention.