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8 May 20200421 Neville Teller

Yemen’s Dead End

Yemen, a country spread across the base of the Arabian peninsula, was described by the Romans as “Arabia Felix” – happy, fortunate Arabia – an epith

3 May 20200444 Neville Teller

The unhappy war-torn state of Yemen is now split four ways. Not only are rival governments – one backed by a Saudi-UAE (United Arab Emirates) coalit

10 October 20160383 Neville Teller

“It is difficult to deny that Russia is partnering with the Syrian regime to carry out war crimes.” This is the charge laid by the British ambassad

30 September 201601045 Hakim Khatib

Nearly 52 years ago, a Syrian political leader hiding in exile was killed in the heart of Brazil. As Syria watchers continue to monitor and understan

10 September 20160449 Hakim Khatib

Right now hospitals are under attack in Syria. According to the Statistics compiled by the Syrian American Medical Society (SAMS), a hospital was att

11 August 20160484 Hakim Khatib

I am an American surgeon who recently spent two weeks working in an underground hospital in eastern Aleppo, Syria. I have been there a few times, and

5 July 201601051 Hakim Khatib

20 photos of the same places, before and after the Syrian war of the city of Aleppo. One of the oldest inhabited cities in the world. In 19 July 2012

28 February 20160557 Hakim Khatib

Turkey was on 27 February 2016 closely following a landmark UN-backed cease-fire in Syria that came into effect at midnight in the war-torn country.

10 December 20150433 MPC Journal Team

Humans of Syria initiative had the chance to meet one of the residents in Kobani, a city in the Aleppo Governorate in northern Syria. Here is his sto

2 July 20150393 MPC Journal Team

"I walked to the field hospital under the bombs and in the bad weather to have my annoying shot" The12-year-old girl, a diabetic child in a field hos