Author: Sam Aslam

Massacres at the start of the war in Sudan should have shocked the world into action. They didn’t.

Officials track public sentiment, noting negative impact of ‘videos with sounds of children crying’ as parents arrested State and federal

After al-Assad’s fall, a lawyer uncovers files from a notorious prison that reveals the fate of Syria’s disappeared.

The new security doctrine calls on the US to ‘cultivate resistance’ within Europe.

Benefit claimants having applications denied for being deemed too risky by housing associations, says Crisis The poorest people in England

Syrians say they’re celebrating a long-awaited sense of freedom, a year after the fall of the Assad regime.

Ukrainian president’s discussions with leaders of UK, France and Germany come after US-Ukraine talks in Florida failed to achieve breakthrough

As Syria celebrates one year since the fall of its longtime ruler, we look back at the events that followed.