As the Syrian crisis enters its ninth year, the grievances that caused the initial outbreak of mass protests — corruption, political repression and inequality — have only gotten worse
If Netanyahu has one valid claim to remaining in office, it’s his Syria policy and the fact he was one of the first world leaders to recognize the threat of ISIS
Since April, Syrian government forces have stepped up shelling and bombing of Idlib, killing scores of people
Syrian media cites a military source as saying that the fire reached a munitions storage facility in the capital's west
At least ten civilians were killed in Saturday's government attacks on the Idlib province, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights says
The Russian military said that the Turkish army had asked for its help to protect Turkish troops by striking 'terrorists in Idlib'
Turkey's Defense Ministry said earlier on Thursday that Syrian government forces had carried out what it assessed to be a deliberate attack
The new investigation team was formed after Russia vetoed a resolution to extend the mandate of the JIM in November 2017
State news agency claims it shot down missiles and that Israel caused electronic interference in radar systems
The Arab world is mourning the death of famed soccer player Abdelbaset Sarout, who became an icon of the anti-Assad movement
Known as the 'guardian of freedom,' Abdelbaset Sarout was declared a traitor by the government, which forbade him to play soccer and offered an award for his arrest
Assad's forces 'target everything: bakeries, hospitals, markets. The aim is to stop all services to civilians. Everything,' says a surgeon whose hospital was blasted by strikes
