Forces in Ethiopia’s northern Tigray region have released around 1,000 government soldiers captured during recent fighting, the head of its ruling ...
The number of people forced to flee their homes due to conflict, persecution and human rights abuses has doubled in the past decade to reach 82.4 ...
Eritrea’s foreign minister blamed US administrations that supported the Tigray People’s Liberation Movement for the last 20 years for the current war ...
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Wednesday called for Israel and Palestinians to step back from the brink and for both sides to show ...
As we recount the many tales of woe from the Arab Spring, we are left with a disheartening sense of defeat. As we know, the Arab Spring has failed to ...
As the crisis in Syria moves into its second decade, a survey commissioned by the International Committee of the Red Cross highlights the heavy price ...
British Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab says he will urge the UN Security Council to adopt a resolution calling for cease-fires in conflict zones to ...
Three Turkish soldiers were killed in a new Turkish military offensive against Kurdish militants in northern Iraq, Turkey’s Defense Ministry said ...
A first international aid convoy arrived Saturday in the capital of Ethiopia’s Tigray region since fighting broke out more than a month ago, the ...
An Iranian military commander warned on Sunday that any conflict with Iran would have uncontrollable consequences across the region and endanger the ...
The Syrian government will distribute free chickens and feed to farmers to support rural areas ravaged by years of conflict, an agriculture ministry ...
Conflicts around the world from the unfathomable against the Rohingya in Myanmar to the Brexit dispute are highlighted in the news and rightly so. But ...
The Middle East faces unprecedented challenges and transformations that are sweeping the region at a dramatic pace, which not only would shift ...
Military conflicts have caused huge death toll and enormous economic, military, environmental, social and political losses for Arabs since 1948.With ...
The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) has pulled 71 staff members out of Yemen, crippling its humanitarian activities due to a series of ...
Secretary-General Antonio Guterres is warning that Libya risks a return to widespread conflict, citing the volatile security situation in Tripoli and ...
Two Syrian children who have become powerful symbols of their homeland’s conflict met Saturday, vowing that “the war will not stop ...
Inability of journalists to report from dangerous territories has given rise to what we call citizen journalists in conflict-torn countries
A chance encounter with a humanitarian professional working for Syrian refugees unravels a phenomenon that is going largely unnoticed in the region
Omran Daqneesh’s face vanished from our timeline, like so many, and has been pushed down by our holiday snaps
A region that once prided itself on being almost crime free has now turned into a battlefield
While children make up about a third of the world’s population as of 2015, they accounted for nearly half of all refugees
Brazilian prosecutors charged Latin America's largest gunmaker for allegedly dealing with a known Yemeni arms trafficker
Sometimes just talking over an issue with your partner doesn’t resolve anything just gets the pent up emotions more pent up
As Iraq goes through its bloodiest days, the humanity of the country’s men shines through
Evidence shows that countries with the highest levels of food insecurity are also those most affected by conflicts
Is forgetting better at resolving conflicts than an active collective memory?
If the conflict persists, it will only lead to further destruction and thousands of deaths...
Ahmad’s narration of his quick burial made me feel as if I am burying a family member...
Fear of humiliation has played a significant part in prolonging Syria’s conflict, which has entered its sixth year
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