At the start of the new year, 115,000 Syrians had already returned home from Jordan, Lebanon and Turkey. In December, the ...

Assad's forces detained mothers and children and sent many of the youth to orphanages. Syrians whose children vanished during ...

Syrian families who fled the clashes in Syria hold their luggages as they cross a river marking the border between Syria and northern Lebanon near the village of Heker al-Daher in Akkar province ...

Lebanon is hosting more than 755,000 registered Syrian refugees, with hundreds of thousands more believed to be unregistered. Since the fall of Assad, the flow had begun to reverse, with the U.N ...

Doha: The State of Qatar has welcomed the agreement to integrate the Syrian Democratic Forces into the institutions of the sisterly Syrian Arab Republic, deeming the move a critical step toward ...

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The agreement - which includes a ceasefire and the merging of Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) there into the Syrian army - will bring most of the nation under the control of the government.

A Syrian military operation against loyalists of ousted President Bashar al-Assad has been completed, the defence ministry said on Monday, after the heaviest fighting since former rebels seized ...

Violence broke out on Thursday, when gunmen loyal to Assad ambushed a Syrian security patrol near the port city of Latakia. Syria's defence ministry says it has thwarted forces loyal to ousted ...

The Syrian government told CNN on Saturday that at least 150 of its security forces had been killed since Thursday and 300 had been captured in clashes with Assad loyalists. CNN cannot ...

Reuters could not independently verify the reports. Rami Abdulrahman, of the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, said the widespread killings in Jableh, Baniyas and surrounding areas in Syria's ...

Ramirez are creating brilliant work that can’t be grouped into the often limiting cis-male/-female category—and that’s something to be celebrated. Why, then, do we persist in specifically ...