Assad’s security forces lay down their weapons in search of forgiveness
Police, soldiers, and army officers who served under the old regime are registering with the new authorities to demonstrate their renunciation of the dictatorship
Sally Hayden, journalist: ‘Our taxes support dictators, warlords and systems that exploit other human beings’
The Irish journalist, who specializes in migration, is the author of ‘My Fourth Time, We Drowned,’ which was awarded the Orwell Prize for Political Writing in 2022
Palestinian playwright Ghannam Ghannam: ‘The solution can only be a state for Jews, Muslims, Christians and even atheists’
The author and winner of the 2022 National Prize for Culture in Palestine laments that before the war in Gaza, the world had forgotten about the conflict and criticizes many Arab governments’ attitudes
Tunisia reactivates its collaboration with the EU in the fight against irregular immigration
The Coast Guard resumed its enforcement activities at the same time that Von der Leyen announced new plans with the North African country, in a letter to the European Council
Tunisia overtakes Libya as the top migrant launch point for Europe
A record 20,000 people departed from the North African country in July alone
Dying of hunger and thirst in the desert after being expelled from Tunisia
At least 18 people have died near the Libyan border, after being deported from the country that has just signed a migration agreement with the EU. Humanitarian organizations have denounced the expulsions. At the moment, around 200 migrants are living along the Tunisia-Libya border in subhuman conditions.
Egyptian army helicopter bombed Mexican tourists while they lunched
Family member of victim gives account of military's mistaken attack against vacationers
Egypt kills Mexican tourists by mistake
Interior ministry says military personnel believed group was a convoy of terrorists