Syria’s Christians fear for future after deadly sectarian violence
The Christian community feels isolated and fears becoming a victim of sectarian conflicts it has no involvement in," the ...
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Syria: Airport in Aleppo to reopen on March 18, civil aviation authority says
The airport in Syria's second city Aleppo is set to reopen next week, the state news agency reported Saturday, after it was ...
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Syrian musician contemplates return to Aleppo
When Bashar al-Assad fled Syria in December, it opened a new and uncertain chapter for the country,  and also for the millions of Syrians who have left over the past two decades. Today, we revisit the ...
‘Pray for us. They’ve arrived’: How Syria descended into revenge bloodshed
The cries for revenge reached fever pitch on March 6. Dozens of messages posted by various armed factions on social media, ...
Syria’s relative peace brings little quiet to White Helmets, now the nation’s de facto first responders
Rescuers, once targeted by the al-Assad regime, are a go-to resource for its successors, cleaning up unexploded bombs and ...
Thousands take to streets and public squares in Syria to mark 14 years since country’s conflict began
From the capital Damascus, to the country's largest city of Aleppo in the north, to Idlib from where the offensive was ...
Ordnance from Syria's 13-year conflict explodes in port city, killing at least 16
The Syrian Civil Defense says Ordnance from Syria’s 13-year conflict exploded in the coastal city of Lattakia, collapsing a ...
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Turkey Moving Into Syria, Building Military Base in Aleppo
Turkey has long had eyes on a gradual annexation of northern Syrian territory. Two years ago, military sources in northern Syria revealed the intention of the Turkish Army to build two military bases ...
What We Know About the Unrest in Syria
Over 1,300 people have been killed in fierce clashes between government forces and gunmen loyal to the Assad regime, ...