Jared Malsin

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Syrian Refugees Trapped Between Turkey and Assad

Thousands of desperate refugees are fleeing northern Syria, under attack by Russia and the Syrian government. But they have nowhere to go

By Jared Malsin/Gazientep, Turkey

Ankara Bombing Kills 28 as Turkish Violence Continues

At least 28 people dead in latest attack

By Jared Malsin / Gaziantep, Turkey

Syrian Regime's Success Helps Jihadist Groups Grow

As the regime defeats moderate groups, extremist ones are gaining influence

By Jared Malsin

Doctors Without Borders Hospital Is Latest Bombed in Syria

The regime's forces are increasingly targeting medical facilities and other civilian centers

By Jared Malsin

Syrian Regime Hits Turning Point in War Against Rebels

Which could lead to even more bloodshed

By Jared Malsin

Syrian Peace Talks at a Stalemate Before They Even Begin

The opposition have almost united but they refuse to speak to the government

By Jared Malsin / Cairo

After The Spring

An Egyptian father searches for justice 
 five years after the Tahrir protests

By Jared Malsin/Cairo

Egypt Curbs Dissidents 5 Years After Arab Spring

Human rights groups say the government has been rounding up dissidents in an effort to mute criticism before the fifth anniversary of Tahrir

By Jared Malsin/Cairo

Kidnapped Americans Held by Shi‘ite Militia in Iraq

The kidnapping of three Americans is a reminder of their powerful presence

By Jared Malsin

Yemen Bears Brunt of Saudi Arabia-Iran Fallout

The Arabian country has become the scene of the Middle East's second proxy war

By Jared Malsin / Cairo

Inside Egypt's Internet Shutdown

Residents in the country's restive Sinai region are suffering Internet and communications cuts in a battle against Islamist militants

By Jared Malsin / Cairo

The Arab Spring Turns Five

On Dec. 17, 2011, protests in Tunisia kicked off what would become known as the Arab Spring, a wave of democratic movements that have changed the face of the region. Here’s how the key countries...

By Jared Malsin

Why the Arab Spring Has Not Led to Disaster in Tunisia

Tunisians are relieved their country has not gone down the route of Libya and Syria but believe there is much reform still to take place

By Jared Malsin/Cairo

Libya Poised to Form Unity Government

The international community is desperate for a deal to facilitate its war on ISIS in Libya

By Jared Malsin / Cairo

Meet the Refugee Who Named Her Baby After Angela Merkel

The young Iraqi asylum seeker Hind Almahdawi was nine-months pregnant when she arrived in Germany

By Jared Malsin

Here's What People in the Middle East Think About Donald Trump

“The people who will be really happy are ISIS and Al Qaeda"

By Jared Malsin

Russian Airstrikes in Syria Seem to Be Hurting Civilians More Than ISIS

Two months into a bombing campaign in Syria, Russia has caused a lot of collateral damage

By Jared Malsin/Cairo

The Killing of a Kurdish Lawyer Means Dark Days for Turkey

The Kurdish lawyer Tahir Elci was killed in public on Nov. 28, a sign of just how out of control southeastern Turkey has become

By Jared Malsin

Turkmen Rebels in Control of Russian Jet Crash Site

Fighters from the Turkmen ethnic group may have killed or captured the Russian pilots who ejected from a downed jet

By Jared Malsin/Cairo

Behind the ISIS vs. al-Qaeda Rivalry

A week after ISIS pulled off a bloody terrorist attack in Paris, a group affiliated with al-Qaeda kills 20 people in Mali

By Jared Malsin/Cairo
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