Jennifer Holleis

Refugees from Sudan, Syria and Gaza are about to face a new set of conditions for staying in Egypt. Is Cairo's new asylum law seeking to streamline its legislation as host country at the expense of essential safety?

Refugees from Sudan, Syria and Gaza are about to face a new set of conditions for staying in Egypt. Will Cairo's new asylum law streamline legislation at the expense of human rights?

Lebanon's massive destruction is addressed by communal help and civilian projects while the government is too weak to react.

The advances of the Islamist group Hayat Tahrir al-Sham could write a new chapter in Syria's prolonged civil war against President Bashar Assad. Who are those fighting for control?

Kungiyoyin kare hakkin 'dan adam da sauran masana na ci gaba da nuna damuwa da kuma fargaba, kan yadda 'yan tawayen Syria na HTS ke muzgunawa jama'a tsawon shekaru a yankunan da suke da iko da su.

As Syrians all over the world celebrate the fall of Bashar Assad's regime, political analysts are pondering how the geopolitical situation will be affected — and whether there could be less tension in the Middle East.

Syria's population, comprising various ethnic and religious groups, makes it one of the most diverse countries in the Middle East. DW takes a closer look.

Does Israel's seizure of Syrian territory serve temporary security goals? Or is it a permanent land grab that might thwart future friendly ties with Syria's new rulers and diplomatic relations with other Arab countries?

Despite protest over Syria's more "Islamic" curriculum changes, there are parallel priorities, observers say.

After the release of a ship crew and war detainees, the Houthi militia kidnapped more UN personnel. All humanitarian UN support in the war-torn country is halted.