Syria civil war
Sweida’s schoolchildren become pawns in Syrian political struggle over exams
Muhannad Sharrouf, a political activist from Sweida, said: “They are not merely depriving them of an exam; they are threatening their future and pushing another generation toward further loss."
Syria’s post-Assad gov't faces a defining test of accountability over chemical weapons - analysis
Main suspect in Syria's Tadamon massacre arrested, ministry says
Kurdish commander calls on US to 'intervene forcefully' in Syria clashes
The slow death of Syria – opinion
Syrian President Bashar Assad pronounced a death sentence on his own country long before the coronavirus arrived.
Syrian fighter’s nine-year journey from school protests to armed conflict
‘If the world had helped us, we would have toppled the regime’
Syrian girl taught to laugh at bomb barrages escapes Syria
Mohammad created this game, teaching his daughter to laugh whenever she hears a bomb nearby in order to prevent her from getting scared and traumatized.
Story of Syria's female medics working in underground bunker told in film
'The Cave', which tells the story of Amani Ballour, will be released in Britain on Friday
With Turkey distracted, Syrian regime and Russia pressure Idlib
Over the last week increased airstrikes in Idlib have seen civilians driven from homes and claims in local and regional Arabic media that the Syrian regime is preparing for a major offensive.
Syrian FM: No deadlines should be imposed on constitutional cmte.
A Syrian constitutional committee will draft a new constitution and "free and fair elections" will be held afterwards under the supervision of the United Nations.
Germany should investigate chemical weapons-related sales to Syria
Brenntag, the world’s largest distributor of chemicals, was found to have sold potential dual-use products that could help Damascus develop chemical weapons to a Syrian company with links to Assad.
Syrian rebels shoot down government warplane
Syrian MP: Israel, Jordan behind rebel attacks on Syrian army
The MP specifically referenced a recent increase in attacks on the Syrian army in the Dara'a area in southwestern Syria.
The U.S. and international community painted themselves into a corner in Syria
What will America do with the tens of thousands of ISIS fighters in Syria who have finally surrendered and do they still harbor the Jihadist fanaticism that made Islamic State a world threat?
