Loyalist Palestinian fighters killed during an attempt to take the northern town overlooking a strategic supply route into rebel-held Aleppo
Opposition fighters seize villages of Sheikh Reih, Fereiziyeh, and Tel Hussein from ISIS militants on Monday morning
Police investigating explosion which injured four people on Istanbul’s Asian side on Sunday night
Real estate agents say rise in rent can be attributed to refugees fleeing continued ISIS shelling of Kilis south of Gaziantep, while others claim hikes are more likely the result of profiteers
Syrian refugee forced to collect garbage after losing his money and family in the wake of falling victim to a scam in Turkey’s north
Colleagues of doctor killed in Aleppo raids express their fear that there are no other practitioners to treat children in their areas
“I forgive Muslims whom [have] done me wrong and I ask God to forgive me and I ask you to forgive me and forgive my comrades and brothers”
Foreign ministry says Saudi Arabia and Turkey must be held to account for their role in killing innocent civilians including women and children
Syrian refugees who arrived in Hatay in April 2011 will be eligible to apply for Turkish citizenship this week
Opposition leader warns of pending humanitarian crisis in a number of Syrian provinces, especially Aleppo, as signs suggest regime forces are preparing for a large scale offensive
Large numbers of refugees have become disillusioned with the promise of a “new life” in Europe, as many struggle with employment and language issues, drug abuse and a sense of purpose in their host countries
Merkel described Turkey’s issuing work permits for Syrian refugees as a “very brave step”
General coordinator of the opposition’s negotiating delegation to Geneva hits out at de Mistura after UN envoy labels HNC withdrawal a political act
“Progress” in Damascus’ position following its acceptance of a “political transition” with its talk of forming an “expanded government”, in contrast to the HNC’s rigidity in clinging to the formation of a “transitional body” as the starting point for a political transition
Many Syrians in Turkey’s southern city are living in abandoned “ruins” without access to vital services and proper education after having survived the conflict south of the border
Riders say huge journey, which started in Mardin province and will end in Ankara, is to thank the Turkish president for his support for Syrian refugees
A Syrian family living in the southern Turkish city gives a moving goodbye letter to their neighbors after living next door for two years
Turkish minister announces plans to send close to half a million Syrian children to school by the end of 2016
Crowds gather in front of governor’s building to protest against the continual shelling of the Turkish city near the Syrian border
Number of Syrian refugees under “temporary protection” in Turkey has reached 2,749,140, with about 270,000 living in refugee camps, according to new government report
