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Looming winter poses a threat to migrants stuck in Bosnia

The EU has described Bosnian refugee camps as a humanitarian disaster where a lack of coordination and potentially illegal action from Croatia has left migrants in the lurch in Bosnia.

Troubled Waters: post-revolution Tunisia struggles to stay afloat

Unemployment and lack of opportunities are pushing young Tunisians to take up the dangerous sea journey to Europe, even though the return of foreign tourists has instilled some hope.

How is Russia handling the Syrian crisis?

Since 2015, Russia has been deeply involved in the Syrian conflict. Sending conflicting messages to opposing sides, Moscow is now the only player in the crisis maintaining diplomatic channels with all the parties involved. Here's how it has managed.

Lebanon: Microcosm of the Middle East

The resignation of Lebanese PM Saad Hariri has paved the way for renewed conflict across the region. Lebanon has often served as a microcosm of the Middle East, and has been used as a proxy by other governments.

Evidence proves Gulen behind attempted coup: Turkey

Turkey's ambassador to Jordan briefed journalists from various Arab media outlets on the reasons for the state of emergency and urged regional partners to take measures against FETO.

Filming the story of an old friend's hunger strike

A short film about a Palestinian hunger striker is screened in Amman after its premier at the Cannes Film Festival. The director was inspired not only by his Palestinian identity, but also an old friendship.