Protesters demand resignation of city governor and security officials in response to bombings that killed 20 people earlier this week
Kurdish forces claim NDF militias responsible for spate of attacks aimed at inciting ethnic tensions in the northern border city of Qamishli
Homs governor says death toll expected to rise following Tuesday’s bombings in Zahraa district
Kurdish Democratic Union Party says pro-regime militias responsible for two bombings in the northern border city of Qamishli over New Year
Syrian refugee says negligence by doctors in Mafraq city resulted in worsened kidney problems
This is an unprecedented number of deaths due to the cold, due to a convergence of poor health and immunity resulting from malnutrition
Son of Syrian president praised and ridiculed by online media after reports emerge of his achievement in a national mathematics competition
Delegations from the United Nations and Red Cross arrive in villages of Fua and Kefraya on Monday to help facilitate national reconciliations process
Military sources claim prisoner exchange saw the release of 22 people following months of clashes between the two sides
Dollar rises one Syrian pound amid opening of markets on Saturday
Project to distribute winter aid has already reached around 436 families throughout Aleppo and Idleb, says Ummah Foundation representative
Kurdish self-administration proposes “compulsory service” draft law requiring youths to join the People’s Protection Units
Fighting between Sutoro and Asayish forces in the city of Qamishli kills three and injure others, activists claim
Assad family member and parliamentarian removed evidence of Interpol arrest warrant from personal file prior to elections, records show
Attack comes less than 24 hours after 10 people also died in shelling of Zamalka neighborhood
Militants target residential neighborhoods of the capital and Aleppo, killing eight and injuring dozens more
Mohammad Hassan Said killed in northern countryside of Homs by armed group, rebel faction announces
Assad forces target rebel-held city with mortar shells and cluster missiles, killing several civilians, activists claim
My memories took me back to the last demonstration I participated in, back in June 2012. Security forces had spread out in the area, although today there was no sign of bullets or tear gas. Instead of chasing everyone out of the area, the soldiers who had formed a cordon around the demonstrators were laughing and smoking.
Faced with severe economic strain, Syrians are finding it relatively impossible to survive on what they have access to. How can families overcome these conditions? Moreover, how could a Syrian family provide for its needs inside Syria at such an unprecedented cost?
