Assad says fighting for the city of Aleppo has come to resemble the heroic battle for Stalingrad, in Victory Day message to Russian president
EU parliamentarians appeal for European governments to commence dropping humanitarian aid in hard to reach areas as hostilities between warring parties intensify
Large numbers of refugees have become disillusioned with the promise of a “new life” in Europe, as many struggle with employment and language issues, drug abuse and a sense of purpose in their host countries
Before the implementation of the truce, Russia attacked opposition-held areas in the north and Aleppo and cut supply routes and arms and fighters’ corridor from Turkey
Prominent figures and celebrities with ties to the Assad regime enraged by Syrian activists’ attempts to condemn their views by phone
Darwish was in Geneva earlier this week in connection with peace talks taking place between the Syrian government and elements of the opposition
Decision prevents refugees returning to Syria through Lebanon if they are deemed to have arrived in Europe by an “unlawful” route
Previously a popular area for Lebanese and Palestinian migrants, with the recent flow of Syrians to the capital, Sonnenallee now resembles a pastiche of various major cities from the Levant
There must be an extensive study of the reality of Syria, its geography, and the diversity of its people before we encourage the promotion of a federalist country or begin attacking the concept as treacherous
Trends show more men are abandoning their families in foreign countries for the chance of a new life in Europe, says legal expert
Turkish president accuses US of supporting terrorists in Syria with arms, “which go to terrorists inside Turkey in the end”
Activists publish photos of infamous Palestinian refugee currently residing in Germany
Thousands of missing children are believed to be at risk of exploitation inside Europe, according to Europe’s police agency
Writer and director Anis Hamdoun receives award from German Nachtkritik magazine for his play “The Trip”
Free-speech activist speaks to German television in first interview since his release from custody in Syria last year
After living through shelling, loss and displacement, the mere fact that they are Syrian has become a cause for suspicion wherever they go. With the spread of terrorist bombings across the world, it has become natural that the first to be accused in any attack is someone of Syrian nationality
Demonstrator braves the cold in order to bring light to the suffering of Syrians in Madaya
Youth organizations from 20 Arab and foreign countries take part in solidarity event organized by Revolutionary Youth Union
“They took my three brothers right in front of us in a night raid. This was the toughest night ever. Two days later, two of my brothers were released while the third remained arrested, we haven’t heard anything about him since”
It is time to address the repercussions of a rapidly changing shift in Syria’s demographic environment if we are to succeed in an effective reconstruction process
