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Chatham House event in London focuses on the aftermath of the STC offensive to fill security vacuum

Activist Qesser Zuhrah 'at immediate risk of dying' from 46-day hunger strike while she awaits trial

The war - and its catastrophic consequences for Palestinians - has inspired a flurry of books about the 'Dante-esque' enclave it has bequeathed

Special Rapporteur on Human Rights in the Palestinian territories says 'everything has been cut down'

Members of group banned in UK have been on hunger strike for over a month

Fabric prints inspired by Imperial War Museum's collection of art created by people imprisoned during conflicts

Fifty children have travelled from Gaza to Britain for medical treatment since September

Rime Allaf hopes lessons from the past will help readers understand country's present and options for the future

Group carrying Israeli and British flags were filmed defacing building with slogans

Authorities in Tripoli are confident that a new renewable energies law will attract investment

Major sanctions were lifted but exemptions are still needed for trading gold, diamonds and luxury goods

Yemeni forces intercept drugs and weapons headed for Houthi-controlled territory

Israeli President Isaac Herzog's father Chaim was honoured by city in 1995

After the fall of the Assad regime, a small but determined group from Europe and Turkey are going back to help shape Syria's fragile recovery

Investor appetite for Syria is still being tempered by sanctions and security risk