Syria will focus on investing in citizens’ needs for food, energy and initiating the country’s reconstruction phase, says head of the Syrian Investment Agency
Yazan Alloush stabbed for attempting to assist another Syrian being beaten by a group of men, says family member
Asylum seekers speak of the harsh reality of integration in Europe’s communities after escaping war-torn Syria
Minors face better chances of being granted asylum, encouraging many Syrian families to send their children alone
Campaign aims to humanize the thousands of victims who perished inside regime facilities at the hands of Assad security forces
The church’s neighbors left it safe the night before the explosion, but in the morning they found nothing left of it except the tower with the cross on it
Since the civil war started in 2011, thousands have tried to make the punishing journey but only a few succeed
Most of the Syrian refugees in Egypt live in slums
The Syrian Observer publishes the statement that was signed by 57 Syrian and international rights groups as translated and published by the VDC
The minister outlined damage to health infrastructure caused by terrorism
Berlin conference ends without solution
Zoubi was meeting a delegation from the Commission for Defending Syria in Sweden
What the Palestinian refugees have faced escaping from Syria to Jordan is the clearest example of the inhospitality of the neighboring countries
The case of Palestinians differs from all other cases, because the Palestinians lost their native country, Palestine
Veteran United Nations official Staffan de Mistura, a former UN special envoy to Afghanistan and Iraq, will replace Lakhdar Brahimi as the international mediator seeking an end to Syria’s conflict
Syria’s armed conflict escalated even further in 2013 as the government intensified its attacks and began using increasingly deadly and indiscriminate weapons, culminating in a chemical weapons attack on the Damascus countryside on August 21
President says mentality threatens entire Middle East
The little girl appears to have made it to Sweden
President Assad spoke Sunday, amid rapturous chanting from loyalists that they are with him with “all their blood and soul.” His speech was met by a roar of protest and mocking from Syrian citizens and opposition groups, as well as the international community. This was his first public speech in six months.The opposition says he lives in isolation and does not know what is going around him.
