Samer Al-Atrush is a journalist who writes for several prominent publications including the Financial Times, The Times, and The Australian. He has also been featured in The Irish Times, Yahoo Finance, The Australian Financial Review, and TODAY. Samer covers a range of topics including international politics, Middle Eastern affairs, and business news.
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Samer Al-Atrush's coverage primarily focuses on world affairs, with a significant emphasis on international relations and diplomatic developments. His articles often involve government announcements, evolving stories, and legal policy regulations related to global events.
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Since Hamas attacked Israel on October 7, thousands of people have been killed in Gaza, Lebanon and the West Bank
Esmail Qaani’s absence has prompted several rumours, including of his potential death in Beirut or questioning over Hezbollah loses
Israeli police have arrested a government spokesman and at least one soldier on suspicion of leaking intelligence documents that a court said could have hindered a potential deal to release hostages held in Gaza.
The largest rebel group, HTS, struck while President Assad’s allies in Russia and Iran were distracted — reigniting a civil war that had stagnated in recent years
By: Hugh Tomlinson, Samer Al-Atrush, Hannah Lucinda Smith
“Terrorism only understands the language of force, and that is the language which we will crush it and eliminate it with, whoever its supporters
By: Gaziantep, David Charter, Gabrielle Weiniger, Samer Al-Atrush
President has fled the capital after coalition of rebel forces led by HTS took control of the city
An American who had been held for several months in a Syrian prison has been freed days after rebels overthrew the regime of Bashar al-Assad.
With more than 50m tonnes of rubble remaining and the cost of reconstruction estimated at $80bn, the task is daunting
Khan has defended not issuing an arrest warrant for Bashar Al-Assad, saying that Syria was not a signatory to the International Criminal Court
By: Samer Al-Atrush
The Israeli government was expected to approve a ceasefire and hostage deal with Hamas on Friday night, despite the protests of far-right ministers who threatened to resign over the ending of the
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