Syrian Civil War
We need to give Syria a chance - opinion
Assad is gone. Syria is in flux. For Israel, this is a moment not for nostalgia, but for strategic influence and calibrated engagement.
Syrian ambassador to Moscow requests asylum in Russia, TASS reports
Integration, reconstruction: What are the priorities of Syria's new government? - analysis
Syrian leader to visit Jordan on Wednesday, say Jordanian sources
Nearly 30% of Syrians want to go home, up from almost zero, UN refugee chief says
Syrian refugees express rising intent to return as new leadership emerges after Assad's fall.
How Barack Obama's peaceful ideology led to failed foreign policy - opinion
The Obama administration’s decisions left a significantly more fragmented and futile world than the one he inherited.
In Syria’s Sednaya prison, waiting for loved ones: Many missing, many dead
Syrian detainees return home, but many remain missing or presumed dead amid grim discoveries in Sednaya Prison.
At least 100,000 bodies in Syrian mass grave, US advocacy group head says
Corpses were also transported to sites by the Damascus municipal funeral office whose personnel helped unload them from refrigerated tractor-trailers.
HTS commander reveals how the group brought down Assad's regime in 11 days - report
Rebels launched their offensive on November 27, the same day the Israel-Hezbollah ceasefire went into effect.
Russia urged Assad to leave after determining he'd lost the war
Assad fled Damascus without telling any advisors out of fear that they would betray him.
Syrian turmoil resurfaces: Turkey rises, Iran threatens, and regional alliances shift - opinion
The Syrian civil war highlights shifting alliances, Turkey's ascendance, and enduring threats from Iran and jihadists.
UN chief says future of Syria up to Syrians, UN will help
Guterres calls for calm during political transition as UN envoy Pedersen describes potential "turning point" after 14 years of conflict.
Syrians to 'Post': 'Syrian people are experiencing profound joy'
Syrian voices discuss Assad’s fall, impacts on Iran, minorities, opposition unity, and future alliances.
Bewildered, elated prisoners pour out as Assad's jails flung open
All across Syria, families wept as they were reunited with children, siblings, spouses, and parents who vanished years ago into the impregnable gulag of the Assad dynasty's five-decade rule.
Assad’s fall and Syria’s chaos: Israel’s high-stakes moment in a ‘new Middle East’ - analysis
The New Middle East is a region where war and enmity still dominate but where the balance of power has shifted dramatically.
