Many visits have been made, and many to be made, by Geir Pedersen, the UN Special Envoy for Syria, since […]

Two months into the new school year and after returning to their schools, deprived of for many years, the students […]

By Mansour Omari Translated from Arabic by Enab Baladi The United Nations, with its different agencies and offices operating in […]

  Enab Baladi’s Investigation Team Murad Abdul Jalil | Riham al-Assaad | Mohamed Homs | Ahmed Jamal Discussions about reconstruction in […]

Displaced citizens in al-Rukban Refugee Camp, on the Syrian-Jordanian border, are suffering “difficult” conditions after the Syrian regime prevented aid […]

 “Our conditions cause the heart to bleed. They can be summarized with our children who walk around barefooted, spending their […]

The Syrian regime’s President Bashar al-Assad’s visit to Moscow constituted a milestone amidst the changes befalling the Syrian landscape, for […]

The villages and towns in the northern countryside of Idlib are awaiting what the few upcoming days would carry for […]

Once upon a time, there used to be a strategic wheat yield in Syria. However, the war turned Syria into […]

Syrian Refugees in Lebanon have received messages from the UN-sponsored World Food Programme, informing them with “deep regret” that October […]

Residents and fighters in the besieged neighborhoods of eastern Aleppo have expressed their sadness at leaving the city, despite the […]

Three days have passed since the child Ghani Quider began pleading to no avail for the United Nations to evacuate […]

By Mansour Omari June 2nd 2016 Bernard Kouchner, the former French foreign minister, when was a doctor with MSF-Médecins Sans […]

By: Mansour Omari In his book, “Today We Drop Bombs, Tomorrow We Build Bridges” Peter Gill, a British journalist conveys […]

A video showing a child being pulled from under the rubble by Civil Defense workers in the town of Haritan […]