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In Syria’s Sweida, the stench of death still lingers days after sectarian bloodshed
In the aftermath of intense sectarian fighting, the eerily silent streets of Syria's southern province of Sweida are filled ...
Syria’s sectarian faultlines
Kate Adie introduces stories from Syria, Lebanon, Chile, Pakistan and France.
Southern Syria exploded into the worst violence of post-Assad era. What that means for the region's future
Seven months of relative calm in Syria came to a bloody end last week, when what began as local skirmishes escalated into the ...
An ammunition depot explosion in Syria kills at least 7 people and injures scores
Syrian rescuers and war monitors say an explosion at an ammunition depot in the country's north killed at least seven people ...
Syria is secretly reshaping its economy. The president’s brother is in charge.
A Reuters investigation has found the new president's brother, Hazem al-Sharaa, along with a sanctioned Australian are in ...
US Ally in Syria Issues Warning as Violence Stalls Trump-Backed Deal
"Trust must exist first and foremost," Syrian Democratic Council representative to the U.S. Sinam Mohamad told Newsweek.
Analysis: Syria’s path to reconciliation faces new sectarian violence
Syria under President Ahmad Sharaa remains far from achieving genuine national reconciliation, a meaningful political ...
Syria, US and France hold 'frank' talks, urge success of Syria's transition
Syria's foreign minister held frank and productive talks with the United States and France at which they said on Friday they ...