A Middle East Process that works?
Israeli prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, has abandoned plans to hold an early general election after reaching a deal for a coalition.
John Ray
Middle East Correspondent
John Ray is Middle East Correspondent for ITV News and based in the region. He was the first Western TV journalist to report from inside Syria's borders on the protests and government crackdown last year.
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Syria's rebels seek arms from its neighbour Lebanon
How Syria's rebels are looking to Lebanon to arm them as the uprising continues.
Violence in Syria as the country accepts peace plan
Do diplomatic dreams match the violent reality on the ground in Syria?
Horror of Toulouse shooting mount in Israel
"Three Little Coffins" is the headline of one of Israel's newspapers as horror at the shooting of school children and a rabbi mounts
Israel reacts with anger, grief and sorrow
Israel use yesterday's shooting in Toulouse to criticise the UN Human Rights council and the European Union's foreign policy chief.
A year of bloodshed in Syria
The harsh reality of Syria, twelve months on.
Syria torture allegations 'no surprise'
It will come as no surprise to find the syrian authorities accused of the systematic use of torture against those it deems its enemies.
What does this Syrian defection mean?
The defection of Syria's deputy oil minister has given hope to those who would like to Assad fall, but is it really a blow to the regime?
UN aid chief Baroness Amos visits Babr Amr
The UN humanitarian chief has described parts of Babr Amr as "pretty devastated" during her visit to the area in the Syrian city of Homs.
Europe 'powerless' as Syrian violence continues
Western journalists are still waiting to be evacuated from Syria as William Hague admits his "frustration" over Europe's powerless position.