BEIRUT, Lebanon -- Ali Awad, 14, was chopping vegetables when the first bomb struck... READ MORE›
The United Nations is urging countries worldwide to grant asylum to 130,000 Syrians in the coming year... READ MORE›
Or they can go back to Douma, and to a war that has killed a quarter of a million Syrians... READ MORE›
In October 2012, Lebanon's tourism minister at the time, Fadi Abboud, threatened to sue the makers of the series for their depiction of Beirut, the Lebanese capital... READ MORE›
Russia, along with Hezbollah and Iran, is a crucial ally of the Syrian government and says it is fighting the Islamic State in Syria... READ MORE›
Captagon is a widely used stimulant throughout the Middle East, according to U.N... READ MORE›
Also deemed on a high threat are Lebanon Egypt Australia Thailand and Tunisia... READ MORE›
Before the Syrian civil war, which has caused 12 million Syrians to flee their homes, Abdul worked in a chocolate factory in Syria... READ MORE›
And all of the refugees from both Jordan and Lebanon will fly from Amman, Jordan, to either Toronto or Montreal, he said... READ MORE›
6 million Syrian refugees because of a funding crisis... READ MORE›
Last month, Turkey's military downed an unmanned aerial vehicle near the border with Syria that military analysts said appeared to be of Russian manufacture... READ MORE›
An Islamic State fighter denied Baghdadi's wife had been arrested... READ MORE›
The idea that Iran is a partner in the fight against terrorism is not only disingenuous but also absurd... READ MORE›
Prince abdel mohsen bin walid bin abdulaziz was held with four other men in what was described as the biggest ever drugs bust... READ MORE›
Since 2014 alone, Migrant Offshore Aid Station has pulled 12,000 refugees to safety from rickety boats in the Mediterranean Sea... READ MORE›
'UNJUSTIFIABLE ATTACKS' A series of bomb blasts struck Lebanon in 2013 and 2014, including attacks on Hezbollah strongholds... READ MORE›
Critics say the United Nations, eager to keep the Syrian government on board for peace talks with opposition groups, is either selling out or getting played... READ MORE›
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'Anti-Israeli agenda' The Lebanese ambassador to the UN, Nawaf Salam, said the resolution was major progress ... READ MORE›
The country has long marketed itself as a beach destination, and before the civil war drew tourists from Europe seeking to water ski near downtown... READ MORE›
The United States deported him to Saudi Arabia in 1999... READ MORE›
We're hurting, not just from this attack in Paris... READ MORE›
The United States and its allies have long said no Russia says yes, adding that Mr. Assad's departure cannot be a precondition for talks... READ MORE›
BEIRUT Images of his countrymen streaming into Europe inspired Bassem al-Alyan to make the journey... READ MORE›
Mr Kassig founded an aid group that focused on providing Syrian refugees with medical supplies and food... READ MORE›
Campaigns to contain Islamic State have moved slowly in Iraq, where sectarian divisions and corruption have hindered military progress... READ MORE›
Moscow says it targets only banned terrorist groups in Syria, primarily Islamic State... READ MORE›
CARE www.care.org CARE has operations in Jordan, Egypt, Lebanon, Yemen and Syria, offering all kinds of assistance to people affected by the Syrian conflict... READ MORE›
When the bombs started falling near her family's apartment building in Aleppo, Syria, Amal Saleh was too scared to leave their home... READ MORE›
But the Gulf states have also stood out for their decision to pledge no that is zero resettlement places to Syrian refugees... READ MORE›
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