Syrian Kurds return home to celebrate Nowruz for the first time since exile
Syrian Kurds have returned to their homeland to celebrate Nowruz for the first time after years of exile.
The Syrian government is trying to prevent the country's involvement in the Middle Eastern conflict
The Syrian government is actively seeking to avoid involvement in conflicts that would exacerbate national suffering and hinder reconstruction efforts.
Israel says struck Syrian army camps after Druze 'attacked'
Israel has targeted Syrian army camps following an alleged attack by Druze forces.
Al-Sharaa: Syria is no longer a mailbox; we are working to keep the country away from any conflict
Syrian President Ahmad Al-Sharaa emphasizes efforts to steer the country away from conflict and foster stability while maintaining balanced relations with neighboring countries and the international community.
Israel Targets Syrian Government in New Attacks
The Israeli military has launched attacks on Syrian government infrastructure, asserting retaliation for previous assaults on Druze communities.
Syrian refugees flee Israeli offensive in Lebanon, returning to a Syria in ruins
Thousands of Syrian refugees are returning to Syria from Lebanon due to Israeli air strikes amid ongoing conflict, facing a devastated homeland.
Reuters: The US encourages Syrian action against Hezbollah but Damascus hesitates
The US has encouraged Syria to consider sending forces to eastern Lebanon to assist in disarming Hezbollah, but Damascus is reluctant to undertake such a mission due to fears of being pulled into the Middle Eastern conflict and triggering sectarian tensions.
Witnesses of Death: Details Revealed for the First Time about the al-Qabbo Massacre and Daraya Executions in Rural Damascus
A new investigation reveals the tragic history of mass graves and executions in Daraya, highlighting the community's efforts to document grave crimes during the Syrian conflict.
Unexploded Ordnance Kills Syrian Children After the War
Unexploded ordnance in Syria continues to claim the lives of children, highlighting the ongoing dangers even after the conclusion of armed conflict.
She lost 5 brothers to Syria’s war – Now she’s fighting for justice at the UN
A woman who lost five brothers in the Syrian conflict is now seeking justice at the United Nations.
Part of the Landscape
The article reflects on the normalization of war in the lives of people, particularly focusing on a young Syrian boy who appears unphased by a missile embedded in the ground near him.
Israeli planes spray herbicides on Syrian farmers’ fields
Israeli aircraft have been documented spraying herbicides over agricultural lands in southern Syria, causing significant losses to farmers.
Oil price shocks are good in the long term
Despite Donald Trump's optimistic comments about the end of the Syrian conflict and stabilizing oil prices, the volatility in oil prices indicates ongoing uncertainty in the market.
Breaking | SANA reports: Hezbollah militias fired shells towards army positions near the town of Serghaya, landing in Syrian territory
Hezbollah has launched artillery shells towards Syrian army positions near Serghaya, with reports of reinforcements arriving at the Syrian-Lebanese border.
Syria: Al-Shaar's support for Lebanon's plan to disarm Hezbollah
Syrian President Ahmed al-Shaar expressed support for Lebanese President Joseph Aoun's efforts to disarm Hezbollah, citing the need to prevent the conflict's spillover into Syria.
In the line of fire... Will the Iranian war extend to Syria?
Syrian politicians express concerns that the ongoing US-Israeli conflict with Iran may spill over into Syria, a country already weakened by years of war.
Heavy Hearts and Nights of Horror: Displaced People Flee from Lebanon to Syria
Thousands of Lebanese and Syrian displaced persons are crossing into Syria due to ongoing Israeli bombardment, creating a humanitarian crisis at the border.
Turkey intercepts ballistic missiles from Iran; no casualties reported, calls for restraint
Turkey successfully intercepted ballistic missiles launched from Iran, which passed through Iraqi and Syrian airspace, with no casualties reported; the Turkish Ministry of Defense urges all parties to avoid escalating regional conflicts.
Former Tunisian PM jailed for 24 years for aiding jihadists to travel to Syria
Former Tunisian Prime Minister Ali Larayedh has been sentenced to 24 years in prison for facilitating the travel of jihadists to Syria during the Syrian conflict.
Photos of the Sweida Exchange Spark Controversy Over Treatment of Detainees
The recent exchange of detainees in Sweida has ignited a heated debate among Syrians regarding the treatment of prisoners, especially noting the differences in health and condition of those released by the Syrian government versus armed groups.
Prisoner and captive exchange deal between the Syrian government and the National Defense in Sweida
A prisoner and captive exchange took place today between the Syrian government and the National Defense Forces in Sweida, resulting in the release of 61 detainees in exchange for 25 captives.
Syria dismantles a cell of the Islamic State that attacked a security checkpoint west of Raqqa
Syrian authorities announced the dismantling of an Islamic State cell responsible for an attack on a security checkpoint in Raqqa, following a fatal assault on police officers.
Iraq: We are working to return ISIS prisoners to their countries
Iraq's National Security Advisor announced plans to repatriate ISIS prisoners held in the country, which come from over 67 nations.
Syrian Controversy Over the Timing of ISIS Attacks and the Parties Behind Them
A debate has erupted in Syria following ISIS's claim of responsibility for attacks against the Syrian army, raising questions about the timing and support for the organization.
Syria: the Islamic State calls on its members to fight the Syrian authorities
The Islamic State has issued a call for its fighters to resist the new Syrian authorities, marking its first audio message in two years.
Al-Hol Refugee Camp Empties – No One Knows Where They Went
Thousands of people have fled from the Al-Hol refugee camp in northeastern Syria amidst chaos, and their current whereabouts are uncertain.
The Series 'Al-Qaisar' Faces Victim Families: Has Syrian Pain Turned into a 'Ramadan Commodity'?
The series 'Al-Qaisar' sparks extensive debate regarding its portrayal of Syrian suffering amidst ongoing human rights concerns.
How Israel is spraying herbicides on Syrian crops
Israeli planes have reportedly sprayed herbicides on Syrian crops, leading to significant losses for local farmers in Quneitra, Syria.
The EU's new guideline: People connected to the terrorist organization ISIS may be eligible for asylum
The EU has updated its guidelines indicating that individuals associated with ISIS may be eligible for asylum due to persecution in Syria.
Lebanese state media: Four killed in Israeli attack
Four individuals have been reported killed in an Israeli strike near the Syrian border, as per Lebanese state media.
Misleading Images and Videos Out of Context to Disrupt the Syrian Scene
Social media accounts have circulated misleading videos and images to confuse the narrative around the Syrian situation during a politically and socially tense period.
Syrian Foreign Minister: This is our goal from the negotiations with Israel and we avoided a civil war
The Syrian Foreign Minister discussed the government's approach to negotiations with Israel and the challenges faced in avoiding civil conflict.
Yle's Ulkolinja wins the Development Journalism Award for the documentary 'Syrian Girls'
Yle's Ulkolinja documentary 'Syrian Girls' has won the 2025 Development Journalism Award for highlighting local voices and shedding light on an overlooked conflict.
Al-Hol Camp Emptied - Relatives of ISIS Terrorists Have Left
The Al-Hol camp in northeastern Syria has reportedly been emptied of foreign nationals, including Finnish citizens, raising concerns over the current status of the children remaining there.
Patients in Raqqa cling to services of a hospital born from the rubble
Patients in Raqqa are relying on the National Hospital, despite its severe shortages in equipment and staff.
Atlantic Investigation: Assad's Last Days in Power in Syria - Arrogant, Detached, and Obsessed with Sex and 'Crushes'
An extensive article by The Atlantic details the last days of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's rule, portraying him as arrogant, self-absorbed, and increasingly detached from reality.
Breaking: Al Jazeera Reporter: Syrian Security Forces Enter Qamishli Airport to Hand It Over from SDF
Syrian security forces have reportedly entered Qamishli Airport to take control from the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF).
F.A.Z. Power Test: After Fighting in Northern Syria: Does the Kurdish Dream End?
Kurdish forces in Northern Syria have agreed to dissolve amid ongoing conflict, raising concerns about the future of Kurdish autonomy and political aspirations.
Discovery of a Mass Grave in the Yarmouk Camp Reopens Syrian Wounds
A mass grave containing the remains of victims was discovered in the Yarmouk Camp area of Damascus, reigniting painful memories of past atrocities during the Syrian conflict.
The Fall of the 'Exception': Why 'SDF' is No Longer an International Option?
The article discusses how recent developments have transformed the dynamics of the Syrian conflict, questioning the viability of the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) as a continued international partner.
Syrian government forces have entered Qamishli, the second largest city in the country
Syrian government forces have entered Qamishli, marking a significant shift in control from Kurdish forces following an agreement for integration with the Damascus government.
What is the future of the Syrian Democratic Forces after losing areas of influence and the entry of Damascus into their strongholds?
The Syrian Democratic Forces have lost significant territory in northern Syria to Syrian government forces, marking a pivotal moment in the ongoing conflict and raising questions about their future influence.
Government forces entered the Kurdish-controlled city of Hasakah in Syria
Syrian government forces have entered Hasakah, a Kurdish stronghold in the northeast, as part of an agreement between Damascus and the Kurds.
Syria: People flee fighting in Aleppo
Thousands of people have fled from the eastern outskirts of Aleppo to escape clashes between government forces and the predominantly Kurdish militia SDF (Syrian Democratic Forces).
The first time since Assad's fall... What is the significance of the US intervention in Deir Hafer?
The situation in Deir Hafer, Syria, has become a sensitive focal point in the conflict between the Syrian army and the Syrian Democratic Forces, marked by the recent deployment of a US military convoy, indicating a significant political-military signal.
The Syrian Army Accuses the SDF of Hindering Civilians' Exit from Deir Hafer and Promises a Response
The Syrian Army has accused the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) of preventing civilians from exiting Deir Hafer and has threatened retaliation due to ongoing tensions in the region.
Beyond the News: Implications of Targeting 'SDF' Positions in Eastern and Northern Aleppo
The program discusses the ongoing military confrontations between the Syrian Army and the Kurdish-led SDF in Aleppo, as well as the potential for negotiations aimed at reaching a peaceful resolution regarding the humanitarian impact of the conflict.
Dozens of families leave Deir Hafer in Aleppo despite threats from the SDF, and the army responds to gunfire
Dozens of families from Deir Hafer in eastern Aleppo are crossing unofficial routes to government-controlled areas due to threats from the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), while the Syrian army retaliates against SDF fire targeting military positions and civilian homes.
Tensions Rise in Syria. Army Opens Corridor for Civilian Evacuation
The Syrian army has announced the opening of a humanitarian corridor for civilian evacuation in Aleppo province due to increased military tensions and conflict with Kurdish forces.
"Deep Wounds" – The New Front Where Syria's Stability is at Stake
The new Syrian government's army has won the battle for Aleppo against Kurdish militias, but the region remains unstable due to ongoing resource conflicts and emerging adversaries.