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What will happen in Middle East energy markets in 2019? What affect will any price rise/fall have on ordinary people and on regimes?
Regime areas of Syria look set to be hit hard by the coronavirus crisis.
Displaced Syrian academics are struggling to continue their careers after being forcibly uprooted by war, with many separated from their families for years and lacking institutional support.
In a bid to fight gender inequality and water scarcity, Jordan is training a legion of Jordanian woman and female Syrian refugees to become plumbers.
In an exclusive interview with °®Âþµº, Muntadher al-Zaidi recalls memories of watching his people die, throwing his shoe at the United States president and the torture that followed.
![Basra food [Sebastian Castelier and Azhar Al-Rubaie]](/sites/default/files/styles/large_16_9/public/media/images/7034F544-7C3A-4E96-928C-EDF4BD58257B.jpg?h=d1cb525d&itok=OEchN4-Q "Basra food [Sebastian Castelier and Azhar Al-Rubaie]")
°®Âþµº speaks to local residents in the Iraqi city of Basra about the detrimental effects of importing food at the expense of the local farming industry.
Analysis: Spinning the US withdrawal as a forced retreat, the Islamic State group is capitalising on its recent attacks in Manbij and Hasakah.
Analysis: Turkey and the United States have seen a rise in tensions over Ankara's choice in defence systems... but how will this end?
Analysis: As the JCPOA deteriorates, does it mean that European governments will be more tempted to join the US pressure campaign on Iran?
Special report: Inside the al-Shaham camp, where women and children are held indefinitely because of the crimes committed by their husbands, sons, brothers and fathers.