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Australia has paid a fortune in costs and aid to Nauru, Papua New Guinea and Cambodia to detain, or resettle, asylum seekers attempting arrival by boat. It hasn't solved the problem.

Bashar al-Assad’s use of brutal force to save his regime is what ignited a full-scale civil war that has cost more than 350,000 lives.

By ceding control of its borders and airspace to various foreign actors, the regime has essentially resigned itself to a limited but potentially durable existence for the long term.

23.12.2021 Speech by the Deputy Minister of Defence of the Russian Federation, Colonel-General G.Zhidko: Todays joint meeting of the interdepartmental...

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) on Tuesday called for Jordan to immediately release Syrian journalist, Ibrahim Awwad, who was arrested last week and is now threatened with being sent back to Syria. ...

Cross-linked news, and information resources about Israeli attacks

According to Fared Al-Mahlool, a friend and fellow journalist, Jordanian security officials raided Awwad’s home in Amman on 17 November, arresting him and seizing his laptop and mobile phone. After beating Awwad, they took him and three other detainees with links to the Syrian opposition to Azraq refugee camp, 80 km east of Amman. He is now threatened with deportation to

Russia is making great strides in implementing the Geneva agreements of last June. It is bringing Syria back into the concert of nations, preparing to expel Turkey, reconciling Israel and Iran, gaining a foothold in Africa and distributing absolute weapons in Asia. The United States is no longer the master of the world. Those who do not follow the current upheavals will be the losers of the new era in preparation. The implementation of the conclusions of the US-Russia summit in Geneva (known as ...

Russia is making great strides in implementing the Geneva agreements of last June. It is bringing Syria back into the concert of (...) [Voltaire Network]

Killings, threats and air raids on its bureaus – Al Jazeera looks back on 25 dangerous years of telling the human story.