At least 1,300 displaced people arrive at the opposition-held northern city after representatives from Khan al-Sheikh agree deal with regime to evacuate area
Towns and villages secure breakthrough in reconciliations and disarmament with gunmen, resolving their legal status under presidential amnesty
Pressure from hundreds of thousands of residents on rebel groups has forced factions to accept the regime’s truce deals – including disarmament – to protect the safety of civilians, activists claim
Middle East region will be confronted with a new world that requires more thought and effort to implement strategic, political, and media plans, says top advisor to Assad
Government source reveals Syria’s 2015 trade deficit reached about $2.6 billion, proving that claims of economic growth are false, according to financial experts
Female students at the Free Idleb University are reporting being verbally abused and banned from class after being accused of not adhering to the standards of Islamic dress
Event to kick off this week at the Pullman Al Shahba Hotel after Aleppo named capital of Syrian cinema
Foreign ministry says move by the international chemical weapons watchdog to condemn Syria is politicized and biased
21 children killed in East Ghouta in three Days, according to united medical office
Regime forces use internationally banned weapons on besieged town after residents refuse to evacuate
Will a conference be held in Damascus? Is there an Islamist party in the current communications? And is there a possibility of counterbalancing Kurdish attendance?
Several areas around the country targeted by militants as shelling kills four people including a child
Death toll likely to rise after government forces bombard residential neighborhoods of Harasta and Douma, killing at least nine and wounding scores
Local authorities confirm rocket and IED attacks in Aleppo, Damascus and Suweida resulting in several deaths and 33 wounded
Markets strike to ‘save the eastern Ghouta’ and correct the direction and path of the revolution, activist reports
Locals in northern Syria claim UN aid is being diverted to individuals sympathetic to the Assad regime while those in need have been refused support, as confirmed in a report by the British Guardian newspaper
“People took taxis because of their cheap prices, and today it has become rare for anyone to take one of our cars… the fares are very high”
Local figures convene talks with regime to discuss implementing a truce agreement between the government and opposition in the besieged town
Activists claim girl was unfairly accused of organizing protests and originally sentenced to 15 years in prison, before releasing her Wednesday
If the soldiers caught someone carrying meat or bread they would throw it away. They used to shout at women and the elderly
