Archivio: Vicino Oriente

In Lebanon, the ceasefire has held, but neither the ethnic cleansing nor the threat of losing state sovereignty has ceased. A report by Lidia Ginestra Giuffrida.

The German government has alarmed the Syrian diaspora in Germany by raising the possibility of refugees being sent back to Syria.

The history of Hezbollah cannot be reduced to the simplistic label of “terrorist group.” We discuss this with journalist Riccardo Cristiano.

Report – As Israel advances into southern Lebanon, the country is torn between resistance and disarmament, negotiations and fears of civil war.

Trump’s crude remarks at the Future Investment Initiative in Miami reveal some truths about who decided to go to war in Iran and why.

Iranian researcher Minoo Mirshahvalad: “My people are caught in the devastating paradox of two wars, both waged against us.”

Against the backdrop of a turbulent Middle East, the future of Syria remains one of the biggest unknowns. An interview with researcher Silvia Carenzi.

Two recent investigations have shed light on the thousands of abductions of children—the children of political dissidents—carried out by the Assad regime.

With the war against Iran launched by Israel and the United States, the European Union has missed yet another opportunity to uphold the rule of law and diplomacy.

The Islamic Republic, Israel, and the U.S. are at odds with one another, but they share a hostility toward the self-determination of the Iranian people and all peoples.