Society

As Israel’s violent military operation continues in the West Bank, and with a fragile ceasefire in Gaza, many families are trapped between the two hardships

In war-torn Sudan, Amna Oor's classes offer a second chance to those who missed out on formal education, particularly women who were denied schooling

We meet the Afghan women cricketers who are not only breaking barriers in sports but also advocating for the rights of girls silenced under the Taliban

In Quneitra, Ramadan decorations are nowhere to be seen, with Israeli incursion and arbitrary curfews besieging the region, leaving Syrian residents struggling

Amid growing political pressure, the Palestinian Authority has cut stipends for thousands of families, leaving them facing an uncertain and desperate future

Syria’s healthcare system faces a long road to recovery, with outdated equipment, medicine shortages, and a lack of resources after years of war and sanctions

On a trip to Syria, Shahira Salloum, managing editor of Al-Araby Al-Jadeed, reflects on how Syria's impoverished Alawites were exploited by the Assad regime

After years of war, Syrians are returning home — only to find their villages in ruins, their homes unlivable, and their survival threatened by landmines

After their arrest, Mahmoud and Ahmad Muna are determined to rebuild their bookstore, despite the lasting trauma and damage caused by the Israeli police raid

After Assad’s fall, comedians have taken to the stage, freely tackling topics like corruption and unjust laws, all while mocking figures from the former regime