Middle East and North Africa
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A Save the Children study says Syria’s mental health crisis has reached a tipping point, and that severe distress among children could cause life-long damage
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Haaretz says wording of new law leaves open possibility it could be used against Palestinians temporarily residing in Israel
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Yasir al-Silmi died in strike on 2 March that was a part of a campaign against al-Qaida, though he was not considered a ‘high-value’ target according to Pentagon
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Justice ministry files lawsuit to dissolve secular Wa’ad group amid fresh crackdown on dissent and human rights in Gulf state
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Former president sets up personal account on social media site that is blocked for ordinary Iranian citizens
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Spokeswoman for former British PM rubbishes reports after meeting with US president’s son-in-law, Jared Kushner
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Amnesty International says hangings carried out in ‘secrecy without transparency’ are a ‘big step backwards’
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Don’t believe only bad things happen in Palestine...
Emma Graham-HarrisonBanksy’s Walled Off hotel and Yaqoub Shaheen’s Arab Idol victory offered good news to an area that sorely needs it -
Parents are withdrawing students from Khartoum’s University of Medical Sciences and Technology
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Islamist Benghazi defence militia hits Libya’s biggest oil port and biggest refinery in sharp escalation of civil war
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If you look out of the windows of the Walled Off hotel in Bethlehem you will see the wall that separates the West Bank from Israel
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Letters: I remember a time when he Gerlad Kaufman totally lost for words
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Exclusive: British artist launches Walled Off hotel in hope of bringing Israeli tourists – and dialogue – to West Bank city
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British street artist Banksy unveils his new Walled Off hotel on Friday. The 10-room establishment is situated next to the barrier wall at Bethlehem
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Iranian and Russian forces help push extremists out of historic city, which has been badly damaged during occupation
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Letters: Calling Jews or the Jewish state the successor to the Nazis is not criticism, it is hate speech
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Gay Syrians have suffered horrific persecution under Isis. But a new documentary by Turkish director Ayşe Toprak about a beauty contest, Mr Gay Syria, hopes to follow Moonlight in changing perceptions
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Former Egyptian president cleared of involvement in death of protesters during 2011 uprising that ended his reign
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The magazine will launch as a website first, with Saudi princess Deena Aljuhani Abdulaziz as editor-in-chief
Famine warning signs were clear – so why are 20 million lives now at risk?