I came to Aleppo three months ago to report on the state of the city after rebel fighters from Jaysh al-Fath [Army of Conquest] had broken the siege by Assad’s forces.

Bangladesh is on the verge of carrying out yet another controversial judicial execution of an opposition leader.

What is going on in Kashmir, why is there such escalation?

For the Taipei Grand Mosque like for many others across the world, the day of Friday is not a normal day. Unlike on other weekdays, the Mosque, which has the capacity of around 1000 people, is generally overcrowded on a Friday. So much so that one can see numerous people praying outside the Mosque as […]

Teachers teach us to read, write and how to live a better life. But this time a teacher taught us of magnanimity.

Syria’s President Bashar al-Assad may turn out to be the biggest beneficiary of last week’s massacre in Paris.

There is not a village in the besieged Gaza Strip that does not show signs of the aftermath of Israel’s third bout of aggression, the first anniversary of which took place on Monday.

When the former Egyptian president Mohamed Morsi was sentenced to 20 years in April, in a trial internationally condemned as unconstitutional, unfair and deeply politicised,

“The enemy of my enemy,” goes the old adage, “is my friend”.

The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is having a tough time these days with war, or the threat of war,