An interview with Yasser Munif on Manbij, a city governed by a revolutionary council and that saw the creation of Syria’s first free trade union and independent police force
Report concludes photos are evidence of war crimes, crimes against humanity
Assad appeared at ease, wearing a navy blue suit and smiling regularly throughout the 45-minute interview
The Coalition is in crisis after mass resignations
Zoubi rejects any agreement at Geneva Will be Put to a National referendum
The front has been engaged in fierce battles against Al-Qaeda since Friday
The men were trapped using the offer of fake passports to escape Syria
Hannah Lucinda Smith Looks back at Syria in 2013 and the human face of the conflict
2.5 million vaccinations were delivered by the Syrian Working Group to Fight Polio
U.S. policy on Syria has been contradictory from the very beginning of the crisis
Talks between the two seemed to have broken down on Friday over who would represent the Syrian Kurdish people at the upcoming UN-brokered peace conference
More than 100 people were killed in four days of air attacks
Secretary of State says US meeting with Islamic Front “possible,” despite aid freeze
Asharq Al-Awsat speaks with Syrian interim government Prime Minister Ahmed Touhmeh about recent developments on the ground in Syria and the upcoming Geneva II peace conference
Syria’s newest Islamist party has admirably liberal ambitions. But it lacks the substance to become a viable, functioning party able to survive the current conflict.
Syrian opposition fragments following reports of clashes between rebel groups near Bab El-Hawa
Jafaari says Saudi offered amnesty to criminals wishing to fight in Syria
SFA chief says that the Free Syrian Army would be ready to join the regular Syrian army in fighting ISIS
Jamous said there must be dialogue with Russia given its ability to veto resolutions at the Security Council
All the rooted revolutions were in some way or another civil wars
