In Syria, there is a new kind of war against ISIS
Two years after the caliphate was defeated, anti-terrorist forces are no longer facing an army but a myriad of sleeper cells whose members hide inside detention camps in the northeast
The transformation of ISIS women in Syria’s Al Roj camp
Six Westerners being held prisoner for their involvement with the terrorist group have swapped the ‘niqab’ for jeans and are asking to be allowed home
Yemen: inside the ‘world’s worst humanitarian crisis’
After six years of war, the country is struggling with widespread poverty and famine, with dengue fever and malnutrition killing more children than bullets or Covid-19
ISIS women impose their own caliphate in Syria’s Al Hol camp
The jihadists have set up a radical matriarchy under the orders of a female ‘emir’ who controls the compound and helps people to escape, taking advantage of the renewed fighting in the northeast of the country
On the Syrian front line: Accounts from both sides of the Turkish offensive
The withdrawal of US troops has seen the conflict in Syria take a fresh turn. EL PAÍS correspondents in Qamishli and Ceylanpınar explain the effect on the ground
The 16 Spanish children left trapped after the fall of the ISIS caliphate
Luna Fernández, the widow of a jihadist fighter, has just given birth to a baby girl in a camp in Syria, where 80,000 women and their offspring are awaiting repatriation
After a seven-year odyssey, Syrian families end up living in a Madrid park
Unable to speak Spanish or understand the paperwork they need to get help, this group of 50 people, including pregnant women and minors, feels abandoned by the system
The Spanish ISIS women who are caught in a legal limbo
Yolanda Martínez, Luna Fernández and Lubna Miludi were located by EL PAÍS in Syria, but two of them have been moved from camp to camp, and are still awaiting a decision about their repatriation
Spanish ISIS women speak out: “We just want to get out of here”
EL PAÍS has traveled to the Al Hol camp in Syria for an exclusive interview with two Spaniards and a Moroccan – the mother of three Spanish children – who are seeking to return to Spain after surviving the fall of the caliphate
The uncertain future of the children of ISIS fighters
In a Kurdish hospital in northeastern Syria, 75 kids born to killed or detained Jihadists are fighting to survive
Syria begins to rebuild
Survivors of Civil War are starting to return as government begins to restore infrastructure in large cities
Last Spanish family finally escapes the ISIS stronghold of Raqqa
Madrid-based grandmother Ana Lobato to be reunited with relatives, who have left the nightmare of war behind them
The Al Saids’ journey from Syria to a new life in Spain
EL PAÍS accompanied a Syrian family as they waited in Beirut before boarding a flight to Madrid
UN peacekeepers in Lebanon running network selling food rations
An investigation has been opened into the resale of products in Lebanese supermarkets
Spanish UN soldier killed by Israeli fire on Lebanese border
Peacekeeper was in area where confrontation between Hezbollah and Israel took place