by Nazeer Rida | Aug 5, 2017 | Middle East
Beirut- Thousands of civilians arrived to Idlib from Lebanon on Friday, ending up, once more, as refugees inside local camps, with no hope to move again to Euphrates Shield-controlled areas in the north of Aleppo, or even to Turkey. “The trip from Lebanon to Idlib...
by Hussein Darwish | Jul 28, 2017 | Middle East
Bekaa (East Lebanon)- The escape of al-Nusra Front’s emir Abu Malek al-Talli from al-Qalamoun in Lebanon’s Jurud Arsal uncovered that he was using a fortified tunnel that the Palestinian Resistance had dug in the 1980’s as its headquarter. The tunnel, around 400...
by Taha Abed alWahed | Nov 8, 2016 | Middle East, World
Moscow – Russia said on Monday, following days of anticipation that its air force was continuing to hold off on strikes in eastern Aleppo, unless militants launch an offensive. “The Russian president deems a regime in which Russian air forces don’t carry...
by Eyad Abu Shakra | Aug 10, 2016 | Opinion
In 1859, the celebrated British author Charles Dickens wrote ‘A Tale of Two Cities’, a famous novel whose events took place in Paris and London during and in the aftermath of the French revolution, and dealt with the plight of the French peasantry under the old...
by Youssef Diab, Michelle Abu Najm | Jul 31, 2016 | Middle East
Beirut- Paris- Bashar al-Assad’s Syrian regime did not stop at launching a military campaign against the eastern besieged areas of Aleppo, but had also resorted to psychological mass media warfare in order to intimidate and promote data on dozens of Syrian opposition...
