Three events passed with unusually little interest from Syrians, which suggests that it is up to Syrians, who are the true stakeholders in preserving the unity of their country and the dignity of their people, to think of other ways to end their tragedy
Widowed women surviving inside bombed-out vehicles face deteriorating health conditions and a lack of basic services
Activists and emergency services report scores killed by Syrian and US-led air strikes on Aleppo and Idleb provinces
Apart from their sharp, and at times contradictory stances, Syria’s opposition in Turkey has indeed given a lesson in how opposition should behave
Local activists claim at least 69 people killed in regime strikes on rebel-held areas of Aleppo as fighting continues for control of the province’s capital and northern areas
“She was put in the services of ISIS to satisfy the whims of its members, although the charge which it leveled against her was nothing but a pretext to arrest her”
How can a family earning an average income afford clothes for two children and celebrate the joy of Eid like every year?
Isreal hit Syrian military targets in the central Golan Heights
Support and aid from charitable organizations barely covers 10 percent of actual need among Syria’s displaced, aid worker reveals
Assad loyalists claim regime attempted to change identifying features of dead soldiers to avoid paying compensation to families
Ministry source says most cases of kidnapping in the Damascus suburbs are organized by the victims themselves in order to extort money from their families
Rates of divorce on the rise among Syrians abroad as pressures of crisis “expose those who have no conscious or morals,” Sharia judge explains
Service held in Syrian capital to commemorate 100 years since the slaughter of up to 300,000 Assyrians by Ottoman forces
Human rights group says Assad regime responsible for the deaths of 314 civilians including woman and children since June 6
Social media users outraged over photos of a Damascus mall selling a pair of pants for a quarter of a million pounds while most locals struggle to pay for food
34-year-old Bilal al-Jahjah killed by regime sniper fire while waiting in line at bakery
Does this office honor the Syrian woman? Or is it just a shocking distraction that exploits women in order to draw favorable publicity towards an unpopular parliament, and to give a new legitimacy to the regime?
Loyalists fear decline in security after assailant robs and assaults woman inside the capital’s main court house
The Ahrar al-Sham court is a coalition of three Islamist opposition groups: Ahrar al-Sham, Suqur al-Sham and Faylaq al-Sham
“She left for school and never came back. We tried reporting her absence to the police but we got nowhere. She has been gone for over a month now”
