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Despite his many brutal crimes, Rifaat al-Assad's return to Syria via European complicity is another example that we do not live in an age of accountability, writes Sam Hamad.
In-depth: As Syria enters a new chapter, Christians hope that HTS's promises of inclusivity will translate into lasting protection for religious minorities.
In-depth: Civilians in northwest Syria are being terrorised by a new threat being deployed against them by the Syrian regime and its allies: suicide drones.
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In-depth: After an attack on a military academy in October by unknown perpetrators, the Syrian regime launched a widespread assault on northwest Syria - the most violent in years - stoking fears of a ground invasion and more displacement.
In-depth: Iraq's 'Route of Development' is ambitious, but an unstable political and security environment, coupled with widespread corruption, risks undermining the billion-dollar infrastructure project.
Recent airstrikes in Syria by Russia, Israel and Turkey have not received adequate global attention. Syrians are paying with their lives as each power fights for its particular interests. Silence only adds to this tragedy, writes Sam Hamad.
In-depth: Delivering euphoria and alertness, Captagon is popular with partygoers and soldiers alike. °®Âþµº spoke with smugglers, psychiatrists and drug policy experts about the drug's effects, trafficking, and the emergence of narco-states.
Comment: The root causes of Islamic State in Syria were never adequately addressed, and now, as the world is distracted, a resurgence seems afoot, writes Sam Hamad.
The Syrian regime is carrying out widespread bombardment on the rebel-held Idlib district as it seeks to wrest control from opposition factions, massive civilian displacement and a worsening of the already severe humanitarian crisis.
Comment: In Idlib, the Assad regime will play on the presence of al-Qaeda-affiliated groups, to justify their use of massive force to target civilians, writes Sam Hamad.