The money is for development and relief projects in “areas liberated by the moderate Syrian opposition,” it said in a statement, including food deliveries, public services and supporting local rebel councils
Israel committed to perpetual war in Syria while Turkey’s relationship with ISIS is bound to mirror that of Pakistan and Al-Qaeda, says Deputy PM Muallem
A new document agreed upon by the Coalition details a roadmap for a political solution in Syria just days before Moscow 1 talks
Since the civil war started in 2011, thousands have tried to make the punishing journey but only a few succeed
Young men of Hasskeh fear mandatory service, forcing many to escape for Turkey
The UN plan did not even see the light of day; instead, it remained an “initiative project”
Ministry responds to crisis in wake of lethal winter
Al-Zoubi claims Western states are responsible for the spread of the terrorist ideology and culture
President Bashar al-Assad gave an interview to the Czech paper Literarni Noviny. Following is the full text of the interview, as published by SANA
The creation of a Kurdish state inside Syria would likely involve further conflict with bordering countries
While Al-Qaeda continues to threaten Western capitals, it was in Paris that the strands of Yemen and Syria were interwoven
The document suggested forming transitional institutions including “a transitional government” that has the authorities of the president and the prime minister as stipulated by in the current constitution
Ottawa announces plan to receive 10,000 Syrian refugees, while proposing an addition $90 million in aid
Turkish Foreign Minister Cavusoglu confirms Turkey is route for terrorists to infiltrate Syria
Khaled Khoja’s election could help in keeping Syria on the international agenda
Government attitudes towards the Russian Syria talks initiative
The Syrian Government doesn’t seem to have any sound economic strategy
The Shura Council sent a clear message that the Brotherhood is finally opening a new chapter in its history
Education is sponsored by states with differing ideologies
Syrians are opening restaurants in new host countries, filling the void of pain and nostalgia
