Until recently, Damascus saw the Kurds as an ally able to help pressure a wide geographical area that needed hundreds of thousands of soldiers and at the same time would constitute a thorn in the Turkish throat, which was greedy to swallow Syrian geography and people at the same time.
Moscow is convinced that Syria’s opposition should distance itself from ISIS and Jabhat al-Nusra
Moscow had positively received the U.S. letter and had tried to offer some commitments
According to a seven-page draft agreement, Moscow and Washington are considering high-level coordination beyond “carrying out air defense” in Syria’s skies, to reach a level of “direct cooperation” between the two armies and their intelligence agencies against Nusra Front and ISIS
he U.S. State Department said the meeting between them “reaffirms strength of U.S.-UK special relationship.”
The U.S. State Department said the meeting between them “reaffirms strength of U.S.-UK special relationship.”
Opposition parliamentarians reject controversial decision by Turkey’s president to begin handing citizenship to hundreds of thousands of Syrian refugees
All deployments of German troops outside the NATO area have to be authorized by the German national parliament
Top judge says many Syrians have reconsidered need to leave the country after hearing about harsh difficulties for migrants in Europe
More than 95 percent of Syrian citizen’s visa applications to Turkey have been refused since new regulations took place earlier this year, according to legal practitioner
Authorities are yet to announce reason why dozens of Syrians carrying German visas were denied permission to leave Turkish territory
Service held in Syrian capital to commemorate 100 years since the slaughter of up to 300,000 Assyrians by Ottoman forces
Foreign Ministry condemns presence of French and German special forces in northern Syrian cities of Ain al-Arab and Manbij
Families take to social media to congratulate students on exam results as conflict prevents relatives from traditional visits and gift-giving
Despite the difficult living conditions, refugees are attempting to summon the Ramadan atmosphere as they would experience in their home countries
The list targets for assassination 25 Britons whom the Assad regime accuses of joining ISIS
Aleppo remains the most destroyed and devastated, representing 58% of the ruined surfaces in Syria due to the regime’s heavy bombing, with explosive barrels and Russian missiles
UNESCO and German foreign ministry officials hosts two-day event attended by Syrian and international cultural heritage experts in Berlin
Older refugees face major learning issues with new languages in the countries they reside in, but people are unfair to judge them for laziness and a lack of motivation, says linguistics expert
Documents obtained by Zaman al-Wasl show many of ISIS’ members joined the hardline group soon after being released from prison
