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Paulo Pinheiro tells The National about how the body collected evidence over more than a decade despite not being allowed in the country

Geir Pedersen expresses grave concerns over recent hostilities in the war-ravaged country

Plan seeks to end status quo and renew legitimacy of country’s institutions

Now that Syria has fallen, chances of finding others alive appear to be 'very limited', expert tells The National

Roza Otunbayeva acknowledged broad condemnation of the Taliban's restrictive policies but cautioned against disengagement

The resolution passed after winning 158 votes in favour, with nine countries opposing and 12 abstaining

The resolution calls for a ceasefire, free elections under UN supervision, and an inclusive, Syrian-led political transition.

More than 25,000 are staying in shelters that are reaching or exceeding capacity

Banned weapons are 'not a relic of the past', US envoy to the UN says

White Helmets director accuses Al Assad government of deliberately attacking civilians and vital infrastructure

Emirati envoy also demands immediate release of all hostages and detainees

With 900 troops stationed in Syria and a new Trump administration about to take power, America's next moves are crucial

It was the second time in recent days that Mr Trump chose the father-in-law of one of his children to serve in his administration.

Hamas seized 251 hostages during its October 7 attack on Israel, with 97 still being held in Gaza, including 34 who have died

He tells members of Lebanese-American community of need for international collaboration in reconstruction