Saleh died in Turkey eight days after he was injured in airstrikes in Aleppo
But what distinguishes ISIS from other previous organizations is its strictness, characterized by the bloody and brutal ways its deals with others
A prominent advocate for Syrian detainess said that the Lieutenant Colonel Hussein Harmoush is still alive and has not been executed as some believed
More than 120,000 people who live in this area west of Maarat al-Numan used to depend on the automated government bakery in Kfar Nabel, which has been unable to provide bread for over a year now
Rising Kurdish assertiveness in Syria puts Turkey in a particularly tough position as it tries to make peace on its own soil with PKK
Kayyali was a volunteer nurse
The fall of the city of Raqqa is still a secret that only few know
Ahmad Ramadan says the Coalition will not take part in preparatory consultations
The haul of sulphur and another unidentified substance will be examined by a team of army specialists, a Turkish army statement said
Foreign Minister says rebels targeting humanitarian relief
Border crossings remain a key strategic resource for rebel groups, but Syria’s neighbors are growing increasingly concerned about Islamist groups taking control of checkpoints
Reports suggest U.S. has been unable to stop Gulf money reaching extremists
Zoubi suggests the international envoy is acting outside his mandate
President Assad has been “guiding Librahimi to where and how to work for important steps and measures”
The Free Syrian Army held two days of meetings on expansion amid widespread dissent
A two-day conference of Syrian and Iranian intellectuals was held in Damascus
Since domestic consumption is increasing (258,000 barrels per day in early 2011), Syria was forced to import some petroleum products
As usual, the regime will not let people enjoy happy events, such as the release of Tal
Johnny Abo writes for The Syrian Observer about a former young Syrian female prisoner who spoke out her hopes and expectations
Although there are 11 hospitals in Southern idlib, there are only 40 doctors for a population of about 400,000 people
