The Coalition is set for troubles next week when over 200 delegates meet in Spain
Ahrar al-Sham leader “Abu Rayan” was arrested by ISIS and executed
More than half the number of killed are fighters from both sides
The man had spent the bulk of his life in prison, defending freedom of thought and opposing extremism
Aleppo reporter Milad Shehabi was kidnapped
U.S. policy on Syria has been contradictory from the very beginning of the crisis
Moallem was meeting with the Indian Acting Assistant Minister of External Affairs
Sarah Khan claims a phone conversation about the case was held between her mother and Shaaban
Tartous houses the regime’s main naval base, which is also used by Assad’s Russian allies
Talks between the two seemed to have broken down on Friday over who would represent the Syrian Kurdish people at the upcoming UN-brokered peace conference
Either the FBI’s information was false regarding the extremists percentage, or the extremists possessed superior weapons, which enabled them to conquer their moderate rivals
This story has been written for The Syrian Observer by an activist from Idleb who say that by incorporating Al-Qaeda in Syria, the regime is stoking sectarian tensions, since Hezbollah is already located in Syria, along with the Iraqi Shiite radical movement, Abo Fadl El Abbasi
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Laham said radicals are affecting all components of Syrian society, and pointed to the recent massacre in Adra as proof
Aleppo knew Hassan Jazra as a thief but he did not leave his post at the front for a year and a half in the face of regular army attacks
Johnny Abo writes for The Syrian Observer about a Syrian salon in Beirut: is it a different opinion of the opposition or a way to find an exit to the regime?
Mountaha was crossing a regime checkpoint in the embattled neighborhood of Barzeh
The group accuse ISIS of human rights violations and other crimes
Peace talks between the Syrian regime and opposition next month could open a political path for the “silent majority” of Syrians who support neither side, a former regime spokesman tells says
More than 100 people were killed in four days of air attacks
