Society

The recent closure of three UNRWA schools in East Jerusalem is the latest move in Israel’s campaign to block Palestinian children from their education

Economic hardship, education costs, and shifting attitudes are all influencing Egyptian families to rethink the number of children they can afford to have

In Damascus, a ceremony marked 13 years since Bassel Shahadeh’s assassination, honouring the filmmaker who risked everything to document the Syrian uprising

Skateboarding in Tunis has come a long way — from small groups on cracked wood ramps to a sleek new park built by Giraffe Crew and their global volunteers

Gazan refugees say that, with few legal rights in their host countries and no guarantee against deportation, their futures remain uncertain

Human rights groups have documented abuses in Libya, yet the Trump administration plans to deport US migrants there, sparking widespread anger among Libyans

After six months of searching, the Islamic Foundation in Prague remains without a mosque, rejected by landlords unwilling to accommodate the Muslim community

Despite advances in other fields, Syrian women have been marginalised for decades in the military and security sectors, though tentative change may be underway.

Humanitarian experts raise serious concerns about Washington’s proposed Gaza aid mechanism & how it entrenches Israel’s objectives of Palestinian displacement

Many '48 Palestinians live near villages they were expelled from in 1948, a daily reminder of the Nakba, which strengthens their resolve to remember and return